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ith the hope of capturing and preserving the memories of our days as Hi!lies, we, the 1986 yearbook staff of the Belmont Hill School, present the Sundial. We have worked diligently and enthusiastically in our efforts to produce our yearbook. Hopefully, this momento will be shared with future generations and will be used as a reminder of the wonderful and rewarding times which we have shared at Belmont Hill.

In recording our activities over the past several years, we have attempted to make this edition of the yearbook not only an album of pleasant recollections, but also a symbol of our achievements. We have advanced from boyhood to adolescence, and have been guided by our parents and the faculty of Belmont Hill School toward making progress in learning, sportsmanship, leadership, character and service. We shall be forever grateful. As we pursue our chosen careers, may we always keep in mind the foundations built at Belmont Hill as well as the gratifying and spirited times we have had together.

Our deepest thanks go to the faculty, students and all those who willingly cooperated to make this yearbook a reality. We especially wish to thank our Advisor, Mr. Morange,for his patience and guidance.

His unselfish contributions of time, effort and experience are greatly appreciated.

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Editor in Chief Mark C. Solakian Layout Editor Robert J. Chicoski

Sports Editor Frederick S. 6' John Biotti Activities Ealttors Chris her IE.--Ca An iI.Sha konevic Business Editors Arthur Schleifer Thomas J. Solliv

DEDICATION To you, Mr. Myers, the Class of 1986 proudly dedicates our Sundial. You have had a special influence on us, both as individuals, and as a class, at Belmont Hill.

As Chairman of the English Department, teacher of Shakespeare, poetry, and writing, you have taught many of us during our years in the Upper School. Your classes were conducted in a relaxed manner, which we all enjoyed, but you also challenged us to express ourselves effectively, both in the spoken and written language. Your appreciation and enthusiasm for fine prose and poetry is contagious, and most of us leave Belmont Hill with a better understanding of literature.

Who will ever forget your impassioned talks about World Federal Government, your Gullah stories, or the times before vacation when you would indulge your students with your harmonica playing? Tennis players have benefited enormously from their association with you as coach of Varsity Tennis. You have served effectively as a faculty senator in the new school government and have manifested a genuine concern for the welfare of the entire school community. For your dedication, concern, and friendship, the Class of 1986 thanks you and wishes you continued good health and happiness.

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SUNDIAL Class History...8

Activities...125

Faculty...17

Sports...138

Seniors...37

Advertisements...214

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CLASS HISTORY The "Big Bang", an event which called into being the universe as we know it. For all of us in the class of 1986, that event might as well have been the day six years ago when we first arrived on the hill. From that point on the unstoppable forces of Belmont Hill were to bind us and change us in so many ways, creating the unity of one form where before there had been only chaos. September 16, 1980, and forty two seventh grade boys came together for the first time, forming the nucleus of what was to evolve into that unique body; the class of '86.

Surely some of us must have needed assistance on that morning as we wandered about, lost in the intricacies of the boy's school dress codes and wondering at the size and confidence of the upper schoolers, but the day passed swiftly and we fell into step with the whole system - more or less. Weeks became months and then semesters and before any of us had the time to notice it, we had become a class. Swelled by the ranks of those boys who entered in their second or third form years and depleted by the loss of those boys who chose another path, we marched on, seeking knowledge, both in and out of the classroom, and pursuing our own destiny.

Throughout these years we learned valuable lessons from each other and discovered the indestructible bonds of friendship and cooperation. We focused our different aspirations and interests into positive

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factors that contributed to a stronger and more diverse student body.

Now,as we look back with the power of hindsight, we can see that our comradeship and mutual respect were essential ingredients to our development as a unified class with its own personality.

We quickly received our baptism of fire in the form of Mr. Gallagher.

All of us who were lucky[ enough to have lived through that year will recall his pep talks and the famous phrases; "Go to Nobles! Go to

B.B.&N.!", or "Grossman! Why forget the "Ethics" teacher who haven't you done your homework?" thoughtfully explained the mysteries, Mr. Gallagher was a benevolent joys and consequences of sex to a source of guidance and wisdom to room full of giggling "squeakers". some, the personification of the devil At the very least, he was a kind and himself to others, but either way, he generous friend.

Our class was also among the last was able to instill in us the determination and discipline to make it to experience English with Mr. Melthrough the tough times that lay cher. He had the strange habit of striking his feet together as he spoke, ahead.

Other faculty were with us too in as if he were trying desperately to those days, not the least of whom kill some insect! Entering his class was Mr. John Funk. He was in his last years here, but which of us can 9

unprepared one had the feeling of falling out of a plane without a parachute, but which one of us can say that he has forgotten the teachings of that class. Even now, don't you occasionally remember snatches of "Horatio at the Bridge"?

Our second form year was one of transition. No longer "squeakers", and still not in the glorious position of third formers we were relegated to that twilight zone of the Middle School. Seasoned veterans, we had little to do, we thought, but make it through the year and anticipate that rise to complete power - the Third Form. We had little time to dwell upon our coming glory, however, or to appreciate it when it actually arrived, for somewhere along the line the faculty had missed the message that we had now arrived. They actually expected us to work and to learn even more than we had in the first form, and learn we did.

During these tumultuous years we gained many new members to our class and left a few by the wayside, but at the end of our third form year we were an entity, an emerging force in the life of the school, and we were ready for anything; or so we thought.

Now we had reached the realm of Mr. Goodband. We were rapidly gaining a spirit (and a reputation) apart from the other- classes of the Upper School, a spirit of self determination and independence. It helped to solidify our ranks and push us to the forefront of conversations.

For good or bad, we were a force to be reckoned with. Mike Drucker took the lead that year as president and we were off to conquer the world but there were still plenty of surprises in store for us. We were confronted with the harsh realities of "Bio" and its even crueler counterpart; "Bio A", and what had been only a little understood joke among the fifth formers became the nightmare of the pig practical.

Other areas of our academic life weren't half as intimidating, however, and we managed to make it through in spite of ourselves at

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Entering his class unprepared, one had the feeling of falling out of a plane without a parachute.

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Our junior year came around at last and the class of '86 took to the playing fields. The soccer team was supported by the likes of Aaron Caplan in the goal and the ever present C.J. Young. The football team began its reemergence as a power with the revitalizing force of Paul Popeo, John Skinner, Peter Trevisani and others. Joe Cannistraro and Commander Karl Benedict lead the cross country team to league dominance under the watchful eye of coach Zamore. Todd Copeland helped carry the hockey team to a successful sea-

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son while David Smith and Mike Drucker paid their dues on the basketball court. There was no challenging John Bernheimer on the squash court and in the spring, it was Andrew Kaneb who helped lead the tennis team to sweet victory. On the crew team it was the tireless oars of David Reno and John Green that helped propel their boats and their team to another league championship while lacrosse fought hard under the indefatigable C.J.Young.

These are but few of the names of the fine athletes in the class of 1986, but they serve to prove the point that in this area, as in so many others, the class was rapidly becoming the backbone of.the school.

Academics took their toll on us as

well during our fifth form year and there were times when the History Five curriculum seemed out to get us but we didn't really understand what pressure was until that old senior year rolled around. It wasn't supposed to be this way, we told ourselves, with visions of senior beach and graduation presents in our head.

But this was the Fall, and before we could glory in the role of graduates, we had to earn it. In addition to all the regular drains on our energies, the college question suddenly exploded and there were all those applications and essays on the meaning of life and why we wanted so badly to matriculate at dear old Harvard.

Through all the pressure, and all the hubbub of that final year, however, we kept looking back as well as forward. Only thirty of the original forty two remained; less than half of the graduating class, but we formed the nucleus of a group as diverse as any the school had seen and more.

As the year and its attendant social functions moved swiftly on, new friendships were formed and old ones solidified. We began to see the goals that we had striven toward as real things, no longer the worn out

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phrases of faculty advisors and parents but our immediate and very independent future. Both on and off campus we stuck together in the unspoken bonds of senior year and felt that no class had ever been so great, come so far, looked so promising.

After all is said and done, what is there left to say of our life at Belmont Hill? Perhaps only that it was the beginning. We learned so much, from books, from teachers and coaches we respected and who respected us, but more from each other and from the process of becoming a class. Cooperation, respect, hard work; these things don't come from a course, they come from people, and learning from people is what Belmont Hill is all about. There were a lot of fine people there, many of them in the class of 1986.

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The Headmaster's Message You may open this yearbook in 1996 before you return to school for your tenth reunion. Maybe in 2011, you will leaf through its pages to make sure you recall the names and faces of people you have not seen for years as you plan to come back to your twenty-fifth reunion. Whenever you open its cover, I hope you will remember with satisfaction and warmth the time that you spent at Belmont Hill. Whenever you return, there will be at school many teachers eager to welcome you back.

As you take your leave, let me extend to you a wish I have shared with many Belmont Hill alumni.

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I wish you an instinct to care when others seem callous or indifferent. I wish you the courage to reflect your caring in your actions. I wish you the success sufficient to your needs and failure to temper that success. I wish you an abundance of joy and sadness enough that you may fully appreciate joy. I wish you friendships that you will cherish and the lonliness that will help you learn who you are. I wish you peace in the world where you live and in the smallest corner of your heart where the truth about you is kept. More I cannot wish you but love, to make all the rest worthwhile.

Mr. Prenatt: Director of Studies, Art History, Music

Mr. Goodband: Director of the Upper School, Biology

Mr. Gallagher: Director of the Middle School, Latin /7i.jArfr_74!

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FACULTY

Dr. Arnold: Spanish, Philosophy

Mr. Bassett: Psychology, Business, Counseling

Mr. Beattie: English, Drama 20

Mr. Bertelsen: Director of College Placement, History

Mr. Bates: Math

Mr. Bickford: History

Mr. Boyages: Intern-Art Dept.

Mr. Bridges: Director of Admissions, English

Mr. Brownell: Math

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Mr. Burt: Director of Independent Studies, French

Mrs. Campbell: Receptionist

Mrs. Cote: Assistant to the DirectorMiddle School 21

Mr. Cressey: Math

Mr. Croke: Special Projects

Ms. David: Nurse

Mr. Dewar: Director of Athletics, Latin

Mr. Dobrowalski: Spanish

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Mr. Downy: Intern-Latin 22

Ms. Fahey: Bookstore Manager

Mr. Fisher: History

Mr. Fitzpatrick: Chef-Manager

Mr. Getz: Director of the Computer Center, Math

Mr. Greer: English

Mr. Hall: Business Manager 23

Mr. Jordan: Chief Engineer

Mr. Hunt: Science

Mr. Hawley: Developmental Reading

Mr. Kirby: Latin

Ms. Kaplan: Coordinator of Parent Activities

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Ms. Lambrechts: Assistant Bookkeeper, Computer Operator

Mr. Lindberg: Chairman-Modern Language Dept., French

Mr. MacDonald: Chairman-History Dept.

Mr. Martin: Chairman-Latin Dept.

Ms. MacGillivray: Secretary to the Headmaster

Mr. Martellini: Math

Ms. McKenna: Alumni and Development Office Secretary

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Ms. Peck: Receptionist

Mr. Morange: Chairman-Arts Dept.

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Mr. Myers: Chairman-English Dept.

Mr. Palmer: Athletic Trainer

Mr. Morehouse: Intern-History

Mr. Petrie: Physics

Mr.Pettit: Assistant Director of Admissions, English

Ms. Prendergast: Library Secretary

Mr. Richardson: Chemistry

Mr. Reich: Chairman-Science Dept.

Ms. Reis: Alumni Office Assistant

Mr. Roberts: Math 27

Mr. Ross: Woodworking

Mr.Sawyer: Director of Alumni and School Affairs, English, Latin

Mr. Seeley: History, Government

Mr. Sherman: Chairman-Math Dept.

Mr. Stewart: English, Media

Mr. Stillwell: Latin 28

Ms. Swain: Math

Mr. Thomas: English, Photography

Mr. Tredennick: English, History

Mr. Walworth: Assistant Director of Athletics, Math

Ms. Thomas: Librarian

Ms. Whalen: Admissions Office Secretary 29

Ms. Wilmer: Spanish, French

Mr. White: Science

Mr. Wilson: French

Mr. Wood: History, English

Ms. Woolcott: Upper School Secretary

Mr. Wright: Math 30

Mr. Zamore: English

Mr. Zanetta: Director of Development

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"You once called me a warped, frustrated, old man. Well, what are you but a warped, frustrated, young man?"

A little inaccuracy sometimes saves tons of explanation.

-Saki

The worst things: To be in bed and sleep not, To want for one who comes not.

To try to please and please not.

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CHRISTOPHER S. AWTREY 31 Sargent Pk. Newton Ma. 02158 B-Pres. Glee Club VI, B Flats V, VI, Varsity Soccer VI, "Babes in Arms" VI, Bermuda VI

- To Nick -Don't forget St. John, 6 years of math, and, "I put a lilil bit of lemon in it, it's good, you like?"

Thanks to Mr. Gets, Mr. Prenatt and etc . . . Special thanks to Varsity Soccer, and everybody else who has made my stay at the Hill a good one.

- "It is because you are a very small animal that you will be Useful in the adventure before us."- A.A. Milne - "One generation passeth away, and another generation cometh; but the earth abideth forever . . . The sun also ariseth, and the sun goeth down,and hasteth to the place where he arose ... All rivers run into the sea; yet the sea is not full: unto the place from whence the rivers come,thither they return again."- Ecclesiastes - "I shall be telling this with a sigh, Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference." -Robert Frost - The last thing I remember was that I was in a bar in Vienna, where am I anyway?

- Thanks Mom, Dad, and Kate I know that it's been rough for all but I appreciate it.

- Sheila 4/15/83- Red Beards,"I'm fine", Nothing & Auzzie, Word Games, Gremlins #1, Flicks, Pinos, Huffy & Puffy, 9 times? "Faithfully", CPrkgL, Wanna wessle?, Crane's + Chatham, Ich ben hungreg . . Piece of gum? French tutors & "babysitter".

Scott Bacon 154 Woburn St. Reading Shingles .. Pneumonia .. Bits .. The Riddler. .. What it is homeboy. ELP Fredbikin . . F. Scott Fitzbacon . . The Trees.. Refridgerators . . RUSH ..

Toss the orb? .. Sundaes? The nuts ain't in yet . . What are shingles? .. Pork again? . . Moody Blues . . Late practices . . Sherlock Holmes . . JT .

If you ever did that you know that I'd be forced to kill you.

Me Whatever is done is done I just can't recall It doesn't matter at all Lake

I'm looking at myself Reflections of my mind It's just the kind of thing That leaves my soul behind Lodge & Hayward

You don't get something for nothing You don't get freedom for free You won't get wise With the sleep still in your eyes No matter what your dream might be.

Peart

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Thanks-Mr. Prenatt Mr. Macdonald Mr. Kirby Mr. Martin & Mr. Noone

Gazing at people Some hand in hand Just what I'm going through They can't understand Some try to tell me Thoughts they cannot defend "Just what you want to be You will be in the end."

Lodge & Hayward

Special thanks to Mom, Charlie, Amy, and Dad

THOMAS G. BAKER 139 Abbott Rd. Wellesley Hills, Ma.

"Beam in" . . . It's not mine (it's a state of mind). . .

Funnelman .. . woah piety. .. gotta get back in time...

Shrubductor '84-'86 . . . "Got a dip?" . . . BBP . . .

Greece-two bracelets. .. Three minute lappage ... V66 . .. They're always like that ... Crackers and Katchup Fran's . . . F.Y.F . . .

"Senor Baker . . . will ya shutup!"

D.A.

"Something in a 9 . . . High rise, mesh, bikini if possible."

Bill Murray "See your future . . . be! your future."

Chevy Chase "It's not my fault."

Adolph Hitler

"I don't feel guilty."

A.C. Highest regards and thanks to Mr. Meyers, Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. MacDonald, and Mr. Martin.

"Ah! But a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?"

Robert Browning "Slap, Slap, . . . . Take it!" some sailor To Mom, Dad, and Sarah - - - eternally inspired Thanks for the best of times A.C., T.S., C.M., E.G.E., R.J., J.R.

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KARL T. BENEDICT III 80 Dean Road Weston, Ma. "The Commander" Henry S. Robinson Biology Prize; Cum Laude Society V, VI; Debating III, IV, V-President VI; Varsity Cross-Country IV, V. VICaptain VI, Varsity Cross-Country Running V, VI - N.E. Champs V; Canadien Ski Marathon V, VI; Ellen V, VI Bro Team ... headstart ... hair spray at the I.S.L.... Bates' Motel. . . Freddy . . . Vietnam footage . . . coffee with Doc . . . cup o'philosophy . . . bologna frisbees and Ed and the orange .. . N.E. Patriots Superbowl party . . . fireworks . . . M.I.T. frat party . . .

Harvard Model U.N.... Hagler ... George Carlin ... syncro-mesh . . . Hawaii Five-0 . . . Deer Hunter . . . Mission Impossible . . .

Talking Heads .. . Wednesday whirlpool . . California Coolers at 10 Don't give me any negative waves - Donald Sutherland It's unbelieveable - Bernie Gentlemen! - Mr. MacDonald My Captain, My Captain! - Mr. Bates L'essential est invisible pour les yeux - what is essential is invisible to the eye. Le Petit Prince Thanks to all my friends and teachers, especially J.G., M.S. and E.M. Thanks to Mom, Dad and Meni for all their support.

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PAUL H. BERGER 100 Essex Rd. Chestnut Hill Ma. Special thanks to Mom, Dad and Johanna.

"If only God would give me a clear sign! Like making a large deposit in my name at a Swiss bank."

Woody Allen "Every adult needs a child to teach; it's the way adults learn."

Frank A. Clark "The only thing nice about being imperfect is the joy it brings to others."

Doug Larson "Adolescence is a period of rapid changes. Between the ages of 12 and 17, for example, a parent ages as much as 20 years."

Changing Times Remember, wherever you go . . . there you are.

Buckaroo Banzai "Don't be so humble, you're not that great." GoIda Meir "If you think nobody cares if you're alive, try missing a couple of car payments."

Earl Wilson

JONATHAN M. BERNHEIMER 73 Old Colony Rd. Wellesley, Mass. 02181 College: Harvard

Varsity Squash 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Captain 5, 6; New England Champions 5, 6; Varsity Cross Country 5, 6; Captain 6; New England Champions 5; Varsity Track 4, 5; Honors

"So where does the power come, to see the race to it's end ?From within."

"And as you push off from the shore, won't you turn your head once more, and make your peace with everyone; And for those that choose to stay will live just one more day- to do the things they should have done."

"If you're going to lead peaple, you have to have a place to go."

"The Ultimate measure of mai; is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience- but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy."

Don't yell at me Mr. Seeley!"- As Derka says, "I don't care if I lost, because Aaron lost too!"- "Reese, I am NOT an angry boy!"- "Donger!"- "I've waited six years for an undefeated season!"-Harvard Summer Squash Camps-Australia- "I wouldn't dip in the van if I were you, Aaron."-"Shut up Berger."

Thank You Mr. Seeley, Mr. Wright, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Sherman.

Zamore,

Thank You Mom, Dad, Bethy. I could not have made it without you. I love you.

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ARTHUR BOLAND Varsity Football 4, 5- 2nd team All-league, 61st team All-League, Co-Captain - Varsity Lacrosse 4, 5, 6 - Vollyball

Thank You For Everything!

COOL IS A RULE BUT SOMETIMES BAD IS BAD MY BROTHERS IN ARMS DANCING IS A CONTACT SPORT, FOOTBALL IS A COLLISION SPORT- VINCE LOMBARDI MOVE OVER AND LET WILLIE, TIM, MORT, GRAEME AND DAN TAKE OVER

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ROSE AND DAN SPECIAL THANKS TO THE CURTIN FAMILY WE MAY LOSE,AND WE MAY WIN,BUT WE WILL NEVER BE HERE AGAIN

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Pete, thanks for not hitting me; CAPTIVA; Curtis St.; Sledding; Hows Trix?; Funnelmania; Newport; Wanna go?; Waters 85; CRUNCH BUNCH; Anchorman; You Big Hairy Italian; ; P ... A FLEX!; Floyd; Disc; Say Rastaman . . . T . . . S PATS, PATS, PATS!; K-BONE; JOE; I Do Believe It's Time For Our Monthly Brawl; Snackbar; crash; The Wall; Jimmy Boyle's Benching Now!; Bermuda 86; Rowand's; rap sessions; Artie, you look like you could use a friend; Billy, Doesn't this thing have Mom and Dad - Thank you for all a radio yet?; Mr. Sawyer, high five; your understanding, support, and patience. I Love You. It is impossible on a single page to express how much you all mean to me. To tell everything we have done, everythinug we have laughed about, everything we have suffered through, everything we have experienced. I dont think we could have made it through these years without each other. I know I never would have made it without you. Thank you. - D.C., T.C., S.M., D.R., G.B., A.S., B.C., P.T., G.S., M.D., J.L., R.M.T., D.P.J.M., and the rest of the GANG - I'LL SEE YOU ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

OCTOBER 5, 1985 - SORRY J

JOSEPH C. CANNISTRARO 51 Fessendan St. Newtonville, MA V. X-Country IV-VI, V. X-Country Skiing IV-VI, V. Track IV-VI, B-Flats V & VI, Glee Club IV-VI, Canadian Ski Marathon IV-VI (Silver Medal VI), Williams Book Prize V,Cum Laude Society V & VI Special thanks to Mr. Getz, Mr. Burt, Mr. Bates, Mr. White, and Mr. Richardson Thanks for your support: Mr. Bertelson, Mr. Wadsworth, and Mr. Wright

Any wimp can weep A Few can cry Everyone complains A Few can state Anyone can stop A Few can wait Anyone can do anything if they hold the right cards I'm thinking about my life now I'm thinking very hard -P.T.

That we would do we should do when we would.

-William Shakespeare

To Mr. Zamore and Mr. Kirby: Thanks for helping me produce my record on and off the track

Children are like sponges. They absorb all your strength and leave you limp. But give them a squeeze and you get it all back.

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Special thanks to Mom and Dad: What you are I still hope to be.

AARON CAPLAN 88 Sagamore Rd. Wellesley, Ma. 02181 varsity soccer-4, 5, 6, . . captain 6 . . all league . . . varsity sqash-5, 6 . . varsity goofball-4, 5, 6, . . all league 4, 5, 6, . . public speeking finalist-4, 5, 6 . . honors 4, 5,6.. 6 year plan member,suburban soccer champs, 4, 5, 6

"got a dip?"-me bakes monny "man"-me; slos "the worst" r.b "o.k-were on the sidelines"-mr. sealey "well, I diddnt know her name, yes its true, and I diddnt really care"-me "lets run up a tab"-monny "no dippage!"-mr. sealey "dont insult my intelligence"-dad "come back to my house, grab a shower, have a dip, and we'll talk about it"-monny "believe me, let that be the worste mistake you ever make"-dad "Aaron, its now 7:30, get up or you can forget about the car this weekend-nan "hey dawg, hey dawgie dawg"-slos "secamoler."-everyone "GREAT TIMES"

trips to the stallion. u.v.m weekends. champlagne college ... funnels at harvard . 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 period dips... 3:00 minute laps... mac,s in the morning.. kamakazies ... hot corner clancys .. minervas boogie bar. in math... v-66 . WWF .. tunes at what ales you... stina raps. 2 J.D's (a.c c.m) drinking goggles ... chawclate layuh caykes . . . 10;30 WWF with dad . . . Goopage . . . friends as faculty are hard to find- .. mrs. wilmer, mr. bassett, mr. roberts, and mr. sealey-thanks for everything, you were truly one of the guys, thanks for your help in soccer and squash and everything else, . . thanks for putting up with me "im all right, nobody worry about me" "sometimes i wonder if this is worth the struggle, sometimes i wonder if this is worth the fight, i never have made my mind up about i have just decided to let it all ride" "no-one is to blame"-a.c c.w t.b, t.s, c.m-you guys are the best, putting up with me is "tuff" and you guys did it . . . thanks for always being there C.W- what can i write to help me remember you,.. theres no need to cuz i will never forget you and the things we said and did, i love you . . . still . . .

mom and dad-i love you both very much and could not have made it without you. . . you are not only my parents but also THANKS . . . two of my best friends mike- .. good luck the rest of your B.H.S career. .."see your future . . be your future . . . . ill miss you . . take care of chowder . . . josh-thank you for always being there,. . you have helped me to grow up in many ways . . . enjoy VERITAS . . especially your hockey career... tell cliff and bakes good luck. . .. bakes work on your PAC and cliff. . keep getting josh "wacked" out . . . . HO, HO, HO

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CHRIS CATALDO 4 Willow Rd. Weston, Ma.

1903

Varsity Lacrosse IV-V; Varsity Golf VI; IFL IV-VI; IBA IV-V; Squash VI; Model U.N. V; Yearbook IV-VI; Varsity Calculus

Bermuda '86 . . "Monday Bloody Monday" . . .

Cort-"These are nothing" . . . "tic, tic, tic, tic, BOOM". . . "Where are you?" . . . "Did you get the cleaning bill Joe"... Faces ...Dunkin' Donuts ..."She must go to Cornell" . . Calculus jacket.. . Showcase shirt . . . 2 dollar shot . . ."Too much like work" . . . "What's the Spanish homework Cort" How people keep correcting us when we are young!

There's always some bad habit or other they tell us we ought to get over. Yet most bad habits are tools to help us through life.

-Goethe Sooner murder an infant in its cradle than nurse unacted desires.

-Blake If you can see it, you can graph it.

-Mr. Bates Ca-Ca-Ca-Ca-Ca-Ca-Catmandu

Thanks Mom, Dad, Carla, John, and Marc for all your love and support.

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CHRISTOPHER J. CONNELLY 3379 Tarpon Woods Blvd. Palm Harbor, FLA. and/or 21 Lancaster, Cambridge CLEM CONMAN GIANT Connelly's Corner.

"Where the hell do you live?"

Plato Head.

Wings of man The Riddler striketh ...."Pitchers are all lefthanded; you're no exception" Hoffa, an"You, You Boarder" Sunshine State Al, Nasty, Guido,Sho and of course-the Riddler (five)....

"Good bye ya' gone".

Drop and give me fiteen

"If you can do it, then it aint braggin"-Jim Kelley "I don't care whether you win or lose . . . as long as you win."-Vince Lombardi

THANK YOU VERY MUCH MOM, DAD, MAURA AND ROB

"Some day we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny."-B.S.

TODD COPELAND 48 SCOTCH PINE RD WELLESLEY, MA 02181

SIX YEAR SURVIOR .. SAKE OF SKILLS .. P-A-T-S, PA-T-S-, P-A-T-S . SUPER BOWL PARTY .. HOCKEY PARTIES-'84,'85,'86.. ARTIE'S NEW YEAR COCKTAIL HOUR .. CHICAGO CONCERT .. LABOR DAY WKEND ON SCOOTER .. FAT CHICKS .. SKIN,WHOS DINKY— SPLASH!!!..SPEEDBALLING .. ROTARY CLUB .. RED LIGHT CLUB . . ANCHOR MAN . . HEAD OF THE CHARLES '85 ..FUNNEL IS BORN"..'85 N.E. PREP CHAMPS '86 R.S.V.P. DECLINE "WATER RISES TO IT'S OWN LEVEL" "WHERE DID I LEAVE THE FUNNEL LAST NITE" "PARENTS ARE OUT, PARTY AT MY HOUSE" "YES DRISC YOU CAN SPEND THE NIGHT" "ST. SEBS GAME AWAY '86, ISN'T PRETTY BUT IT GOT DONE" "SCREW THE IVY'S . . MICHIGAN HERE I COME" "NOTHING IS REAL IF YOU DONT BELEIVE IN WHO YOU ARE"-ROCKY THANKS TO MOM 8c DAD,COACH MARTIN & PROF BASSETT GOOD LUCK TO CARRIE & HUNTER: ROBIN & CRAIG THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES .. ARTIE .. DAVID R DRISC .. SKIN . . TREV BILLY C ALFIE ..STEVE .. C.J .. DANNY & THE '87 HOCKEY TEAM "WISPERS WILL NEVER MAKE YOU CHAMPIONS"..

MAC WE MISSED YOU.

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WILLIAM COTTER Billy C., Jumping Bill,"72", V. Football 5, 6; Coaches award. Waters. .

Hull, BERMUDA '86, B. Strollers, Party!, P-A-T-S Pats! Pats! Pats!, Celtics!, Funnels, Bruedoggers, Crunch Bunch, Laser Disc, organization, Pink Floyd, the Wall, Ladie girl, journies and theories, No radio yet, 1213, 110, lost in the suburbs, low profiles, ugly shorts, Redheads, roadtrips, they go everywhere, flexibility (except knee), Gong!, and now gone.

Thank you all!

Special Thanks: Mr. Wright, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Croke, Mr. Waite, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Dewar, Mr. Morehouse, Paul Carrol, Rich Faro, Joe Curtin, and Kerry Lyne.

A.B., P.T., D.C., T.C., G.S., M.D., D.S., T.H., G.B., A.S., B.E., D.R., S.M., J.M.

ANDREW J. CURTIN 108 Govenors Ave Medford Ma 02155

God grant me the SERENITY to accept what I cannot change, the TENACITY to change what I may, and the GOOD LUCK not to f --- up too often.

-Stephen King9.

• J6 :if -4 PRIAM c.—c• en night a man had a dream. He dreamed he was walking along the beach with the LORD. Across the sky flashed scenes from his life. For each scene, he noticed two sets of footprints In the sand; one belonging to him, and the other to the LORD.

Chemistry Hall of Shame-RT 2 at 2 Six Course Spring-Honors (yea once)

When the last scene of his life flashed before him, he looked back at the footprints in the sand. He noticed that many times along the path of his life there was only one set of footprints. He also enticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times in his life.

This really bothered him and he questioned the LORD about it. "LORD, you said that once I decided to follow you, you'd walk with me all the way. But I have nbticed that during the most troublesome times in my life, there is only one set of footprints. I don't urderstand why when I needed you west you would leave me."

The LORD replied, "My precious, I.recious child, I love you and I would never leave you. During your times of trial and suffering, when you see only one set of footprints, it was then that carried you." .

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Thank You To-My mother, Mr. Prenatt, Dr. Campbell Dr. Going, Franny Reilly, Mr. Amons AND THE BIMBOS

JONATHAN DAVIS 47 Chatham Rd. Newton, MA 02161 Model United Nations IV, V, VI. President VI. Panel V, VI, Associate Editor VI. Cum Laude Society. I.F.L. IV, V, VI. I.B.A. V, VI. League Champions VI. Six Year Club.

Spain in summer of '85 (Eagles and Simon + Garfunkel) . . . Friday Nights at Mac's .. . Tailgating before Pats games ... Monday Nights in the bleachers at Fenway . . . N.C.A.A. Tourney at Hartford . . .

Calculus jam sessions . . . Nerf Hoops . . . Spring Break at Hopkins

"And these children that you spit on, As they try to change their worlds, Are immune to your consultations, They're quite aware of what they're going through. Changes." D.B. "After changes upon changes we are more or less the same." P.S + A.G. "Life's been good to me so far." J.W. "I believe in terror for bananas." Al Price (Yale U.N.) "If your happiness depends on what someone else does, I guess you do have a problem." Richard Bach "You're like everybody else. You already know the stuff, you're just not aware that you know it yet." R.B. "There is no such thing as a problem without a gift for you in its hands. You seek problems because you need their gifts." R.B.

Mom, Dad and Dan I couldn't have made it without your love and support.

Also thanks to the teachers who have helped me survive these six years - Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Wright, Mr. Myers, Mr. Dobrowalski, Dr. Arnold and Mr. Bates.

Some Parting Words to friends Kratty - Easy on the cabinet doors.

Diamond - We're I.B.A. champs forever.

Harsh - Just relax.

Larry - Your music stinks.

Frank - We eat at 7:00 every night.

Krane - You drive tomorrow.

And most important Boog - Goodbye forever.

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ROBERT L. DEMARS

Varsity Wrestling V, VI; Varsity Sailing V; Varsity Lacrosse IV; Glee Club V, VI; Debating V; Model UN V; Spanish Exchange V; Bulletin writer V; Big Brother V. VI; President of the Seven Year Club VI.

Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter.

Keats I am a part of all that I have met.

Tennyson Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for.

Browning I sometimes feel like a mosquito in a nudist colony, I know what I got to do, but I don't know where to begin.

Anonymous Espana 84, Aberjona Outing Club, Down to the riverBlub Blub Blub. Robert McGee, CZ with Brittany; "Joe, I want Jack back";"Slow down Ted"; Bahamas 86; DEVO;"Dear Rob and Joe . . ."; Lakes are cold at 4 am Ted; DB's GB;"Dave, let's skip the case next time"; Waterville and Hummarock;Ted, where's your sunroof?

Good Luck: J.G., D.H., T.S., J.S., B.R., J.B., R.M..

Thanks Mr. Bertelsen, Mr. Wright and Mr. Getz.

Thank you mom for your patience and support which helped me a lot these past years.

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ALAN DERKAZARIAN Derka, Derkman 36 Madison St. Belmont, Ma. 02178

Squash Year "Greatness Needs No Words" Mr. Seeley John Bernheimer Tim Long Aaron Caplan Reese Genser Thanks for a great year, guys. It meant a lot.

Gravity is holding down this Chair because, without gravity, the chair would be somewhere else.- Doc Arnold This story is on either time or memory, but I can't remember which.- Doc (again) Oh Gawd!, you guys. I wish I had a video camera in here.- Doc (for the last time) The problem is, I shot my wad all on that last problem.- Mr. Petrie Bruce, SHUT UP!!!- Mr. MacDonald

Your game stinks!- Mr. Seeley For every tin you hit, I'm fining you fifty cents.- Mr. Seeley Whenever I'm at Exerter, I get Interschol fever.- Aaron Caplan Whorable, unbelievable.- the Donger I don't care I lost, because Aaron lost too.- me

Special thanks to my parents for giving me the support and encouragement I needed. through the years.

Also to Susan and Mark for being the best sister and brother a person could have."

3-8-68 AUGUST 31, 1983

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Also to- Ted (for growing up with me), Joe (for being a friend I could talk to), Chip, and the Accoster Finally to Mr. and Mrs. Hamann for being my other "parents".

Thanks to Mr. Richardson, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Wadsworth, Mr. Gallagher, and especially to Mr. Seeley.

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ANDREW J. DIAMOND Varsity Soccer VI; Broken Leg V; Varsity Tennis V, VI; JV Hoops IV, V; IBA VI; IBA Champs VI; Feature Writer, The Panel V, VI Neil ... Cape Cod . . . Vermont ... 1st and 2nd Period Breakfast ClubMe,Stam, Kratty, Mony, Leary, L.T., Drew... The Snack Bar Lady...

Spain '84 ... The Sol ... Chinatown ... Anchor Man ..."Dos Equis and Sangria, a deadly combination"-Mony . . . Stop Making Sense . . .

Tenacre Ball ... Los Tres Bobos-Me, Sully, Drux .. . Curb Jumping .. .

Ha-Bubba ..."Sully, you've got to do me a favor"-Me ... Macs ... I.F.S . . . Cafe Paradiso . . . Senior Coffee . . . Pats Games . . . Bleacher Creatures ... Nerf Hoops... Fells Pond to the Dunes of P-Town ... Fenifer.... Needham Kids ... "I'll take the Pats, plus 3, for a nicker-Me ...

Lappage, Tappage "Table manners are for people who have nothing better to do."

-David Byrne "There is always a party going on somewhere."

-David Byrne "You don't have to think too hard when you talk to a teacher."

-J.D. Salinger "Whenever you feel like criticizing any one,just remember that all the people in the world haven't had the advantages that you've had."

-F. Scott Fitzgerald "It's the words that we don't say that scare me so."

-Elvis Costello

"What are we doing."-Mc (twenty minutes into math class) "Diamond, notice that whoever sits next to you, their grade goes down."Mr. Martellini "Andy, I still haven't figured you out yet."-Mr. Seeley Thank you Mr. Bertelsen, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Meyers and Mr. Beattie for all your help and support.

Special thanks to Mom, Dad, David, Lisa, Michael, Sully, and of course Jenifer. You've all been great.

Thanks and GOOD LUCK: Mony, L.T., Kratty, Boogs, Stam, Harsh, B.L., J.K., C.T., and the rest of the Class of 1986.

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MARK DRISCOLL 314 Otis St Newton, Mass The summer of 85. The original crew: Jerry, Jon, Matt, myself, and many substitutes. Has anybody seen Jerry Mac. lately? The Warf,Catholicism. .. . I can't handle it-Jon. Labor day in Falmouth I did what? Todd, can Jon and I sleep over? Sixteen Candles Club, how many times now Karen?

The rotary club, funnels, anchorman, shot-guns, old spills and quakers.

Paul, never forget the roof in ninth grade. Wanna go?-Dave every Friday afternoon (and some on Tuesday). Bobby L. what's in that Coke bottle?

P.M.O. I'm serious Skin, I really like this one. How many times have I said that? (once) C.J. it's getting to be that time of year, why are you always so serious? Todd, are your parents going out tonight? What time should I come over? Cocktail hour 4-6! Thank you Kristin. Good luck: Todd, C.J., Paul, Jon, Jerry, The Winchester Crew, Pergola, Matt, and Chris.

There are three kinds of people in this world. Those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened.

The energy which makes a child hard to handle is the same energy that There is a better universe next door. So afterwards makes him a manager of life.-Yes, there is hope for our class. let's go.

Those who profess knowledge proclaim ignorance. A Chinese proverb, given to Skinner.

Sooner or later it's Copenhagen. Because it satisfies!-me.

Being bad feels kinda good, huh.-The Breakfast Club.

Thank you Mr. Wright, Mr. Brownell, Mr. Myers, and Mr. Martin.

Good luck at Tilton next year, Jerry. I'll never forget the good times we had together.

Thank you Mom,Dad, Peter,and David. I never would have made it without your love and support.

MICHAEL S. DRUCKER 53 Rachel Road Newton, MA. 02159 Varsity Football IV, V, VI. Varsity Basketball IV, V, VI, CoCaptain VI. Varsity Baseball V, VI, I.S.L. Champions V. School Senate VI. Six Year Club.

Best of luck to: C.C., A.D., B.1-l., G.H., F.M., D.P., Smitty, M.S.,Sully, C.Y.,and the Newton Gang: A.D., T.E., Dood, S.M., G.R., and T.G., I.K. Best of friends: P.D., J.E., K.L., Rosie.

Special thanks to Mr. Bertelsen, Mr. Dewar, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Kimball, Mr. Martellini, and Mrs. Wilmer for all that they have taught me about myself and life.

GREAT MEMORIES Air Jordan's . . . ATW - The Kix . . . Super Bowl XX Bourbon St. with Billy ... Great summers at Manitou Hunan's with Harsh... The Horses... Los Tres Bobos: Sully, Andy, Me... Doyle Camp '85 . . . Calculus AB with C.J . . . The Virgin Islands . . . The 1985-86 Basketball Team.

"LIFE GOES ON" -Anonymous

Mom and Dad,thanks for giving me this great oppurtunity. I love you both very much.

Thanks,to Billy and Carolyn for all their support during these challenging years.

Good luck Jeff! Make the most of it!

This page is dedicated to my grandfather Mr. Myer Drucker (1909-1986).

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WILLIAM P. EGAN 9 Phillips Pond Natick, Ma. Varsity Hockey VI; Varsity Track IV, V, VI; J.V. Football IV; I.F.L Champs VI.

"Advertising signs that con you Into thinking you're the one That can do what's never been done That can win what's never been won Meantime life outside goes on All around you."

"You cannot reach me know, no matter how you try, Goodbye cruel world, its over, walk on by."

"I'm ready to go anywhere, I'm ready for to fade into my own parade."

Thanks to Mr. Fisher, Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Kirby, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Martin and Mr. Goodband.

Special thanks to Mom and Dad.

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DAVID D. FORG 1894 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington, MA. Thanks: Coz, Fin, Jeff & Jon, Murphy, Ben, Andre, Craig, Paths, Taggart, Bezo, Chuck, Tina, Champ, Klinger, Jeanie, Sharon, Toes, Tiny, Mulligan, Cork, Paul, Dervan, Garth, Weebs, Maria, Margo, Smitty, Rowe, Naz, Wheeler, Brown, Headslap, Sean, Scary, Fayhe, Shane, Holley, Gerry, Joanne, Flett, Carolyn, Mereh, Sauce, Kristine, Oney, Julie, Emma, Tink, Mike, Gina, Peters, Bundie . . . And everyone else that I forgot.

"Ease up" -Bezo"I'm going back." -R.M.Remember: Gramps Van . . . Family Wagon . . . Warheads . . .

Ragamuffin... Whaler... Arabian... Cape ... Shark Tournament . . . Jeanie's Cape House . . . Ride home from Plymouth State . . . Ft. Lauderdale . . . Friday afternoon sessions. . . Cinder Blocks. . . Park Drive.. .

Lincoln Field . . . Shell Point . .. Onset Bay Marina .. .

Bassets Island . . . Sunset Cove . . . The Marsh . . .

Weekend at Peters' house in Maine ... Rowe's weekend. .. Sunday N.H. Runs.. . Slip & Slide. . . David Who? Oh! Legs, Moon, Doctor, Frog, Scotter . . Traffin . . .

Fat-A . . .

Thank you Mom and Dad for everything, you're the best!

"Hey man that suit is you" -Van Haien"Life is the same, I'm moving in stereo. Life's the same except for my shoes." -Cars"We all need someone we can lean on, and if you want it, you can lean on me." -Rolling Stones"That's what I like about your." -Romantics"I hope you like Jammin' Too." -Bob Marley"Life's been good to me so far." -Joe Walsh"If you walk a straight line through a pasture, you're bound to step in a cow pie." -Clint Eastwood-

Hello, my name is Tim Gibbons.

This is me, don't scoff turn the page.

I cover this black page with my soul

These are the names of my friends. I am a conglomeration of them all.

Thank you all for being there. May all your dreams and aspirations come true.

Harvard Square Phil Sleath Luke Lada Dave Roo Sesil

Marxism is like salad dressing

Winchester Marnie Jen P. Jennifer J. Arthur Ziek Chuck

Somewhere Tracy S. Tracy N. Lisa Leshu Rik Robin Susan Barbie

I search for the truth that can not be found.

What a paradox but it keeps me alive.

I walk. I walk past the stores. I walk. I walk past the buildings, past the houses, past the homes, past the trees, the world, the stars, past nothing. I walk, I walk.

A flash, A soft wind, The schools and churches are gone.

A word, A button, My god what have we done.

The four horsemen prepare their mounts, For their greatest ride of all.

The Elven king rides through the misty battlefield.

His son lies still in the reddened mud, his future is dead.

Groups Doors Zeppelin Bowie Traffic Kraftwerk Elton John

Attraction: Soul Hopes: Happiness/Love Fears: MedIocrity / Loneliness

To my parents: Thank you both for everything. I do love you.

Belmont Hill Adam Mark Karl Pete Suki

Wombats Ghazi Haig Matt Alec Scott

Hang Outs Studio "the Pain" "the Stone(d) Circle" Algiers Nelson's My Mind

Jennifer: What a demented joke destiny has played on my life.

JOHN POWELL GREEN III 46 Sanderson Rd, Lexington PRINCETON 1985 Harvard Prize Book Award; Cum Laude Society V, VI Varsity Crew IV, V. VI; 1985 NEIRA champs, first boat "You still don't get it, do you? .. . That's what he does, that's all he does!"

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the utmost abstractions are the true weapon with which to control our thought of concrete fact." ANW .

"Look at 'im." -Me

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CORT GWON 151 Park Avenue Arlington, MA 02174 Curtis, Swami, Gwona, Cortus Forms Entered: III, IV Honors III, IV; High Honors V, VI; Varsity Soccer IV, V, VI, M.I.P. IV, 2nd Team All-League V, 1st Team All-League VI; JV Squash V, VI; Thomas G. Walters Mathematics Achievement Prize V Don't Knaack It . . . Pen Football in Poetry . . . Sabbatical 82-83 . . .

Unthinkable 1985 . . . Jerk, Big Jerk ... Art, Chem Notes? . Ball?!! .

0 for 24 . . . tappage, not lappage . . . Varsity Soccer Ap Test-800 . . .

Varsity Cal IV . . . Plan B-Fright Night . . . Ghostbusters . . . BBA Champs(w/Sully)-'85 . C-Derka . . . Wayne Cressey. ... 90 degrees!...

Meet you at the base . . . It's obvious

"And if we throw it all away, things can only get better."-Howard Jones "It's not who wins or loses, it's who you meet this summer"Sandra Coudert "Con, why does it only happen to you?" - Coach Seeley (about yellow cards) "The smaller the ball, the bigger the meggage."

"Curtis Curti - neuter" - Paul Tutun "Baker, I'll never pack a dip." - me Arthur: "Do you want mooshi-pork?" Me:"You mean the stuff in the pancakes?"

Total Meggage?

Thanks to my good friends Arthur, Nick, Lester, Keith, Jeff, Aaron, Mike, even Jason Special Thanks to Mr. Sherman, Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. Burt, Mr. Seeley, Mr. Petrie, and Mr. White Thank you Mom, Dad, and Cally for everything

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BENJAMIN S. HARSHBARGER

Bermuda '86

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Relax . . .

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PAUL S. HAUF "jimmy" "hoffa" "midge" I've been down on the rock for so long I seem to wear a permanent screw but I'm gonna stare in the sun, let the rays shine in my eyes I'm gonna take a just a one step more 'cause I feel like bombing a church Now that I know that the preacher is lying So who's gonna stay home when the freedom fighters are fighting.

The best thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain . . . . so brutalize me with music.

The sub-genius must have slack!

You gotta learn to walk before you can wail.

Always flail, never bail.

Too much is always better than not enough.

Pull the wool over your own eyes.

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GEORGE HUMANN 62 Leighton Road Wellesley, Mass.

Rebels.. . cases of S.D. . PPD.. . Doyle Camp '84,'85,'86 Das Stuka Raging Rapids . . . The Corkscrew . . . Wet 'n Wild . . .'85 Baseball (ISL CHAMPS) . . . Nakedness . . . The Third Floor . . . Pummeldees . . .

Heartbeat ... The Triangle ... Stars . . . Second Period Snack Bar Crew ...

Cardinal Puff. ... Leary's Baserunning Perg's Dream Date ... Cossack. . Crue Crazy with Leary

Let's get naked- Bob Leary I've got the hots for you baby- Jon Biotti If I'm here and you're here, doesn't that make it our time Mr. Hand?- Spicoli Gimme Fiddeen- Denny Doyle That was a well struck orb- Con Man Friends don't owe, friends do cause they wanna do- Rocky If I'm going to hit my weight, I'll have to lose a little weight- A slumping 165 lb. Bob Dernier of the Chicago Cubs Take off, EH- The MacKenzie Brothers Special Thanks to My DAD, Mr. Martin, Mr. Goodband, and Mr. Noone Good Luck to Brownie, Hendo, Pergs, Boka, Jimbo, Trey and the Madden Clan

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JEFFRY M. JACOBS 51 Wildwood Dr. Bedford, Ma. 01730 Jeff, Jake, Snake V. Football IV, V; V. Golf III, IV, V, VI, Captain VI, ISL Champs III, IV; Assistant Freshman Hockey Coach V, VI; Honors I, II, III, IV; High Honors VI; Six Year Club.

"Son, looks to me like your spending too much time on one subject."-Shelby Metcalf, Texas A & M basketball coach, to a player who received four F's and a D.

"It's not whether you win or lose, until you lose."- Unknown.

"The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of knowledge, but rather in a lack of will."- Vince Lombardi.

"When I'm on a course and it starts to rain and lightning, I hold up my one iron,'cause I know even God can't hit a one iron."- Lee Trevino.

"Competitive golf is played mainly on a five-and-a-halfinch course, the space between your ears. Bobby Jones.

Special thanks to Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Walworth and Mr. Wright.

Thanks Mom, Dad and Lori.

Good Luck to the 1985-86 freshman hockey team, Nick, Arthur, and Cort.

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ANDREW KANEB Hey none of that

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I can't deal with these girls they are out of hand - - - me Thanks to Mr Greer, MR Bassett, Mr Myers, and especially my Parents you have to get up early in the morning to find me a lover who won't run for cover Its not what you do its what you get caught doing ---- dad Andrew, your the type of person, when you do something wrong you get caught — mom the one thing my books and friends have in common is i rarely use them Sully, george, pat, larry, heidi, valery, skin, ric, johnny k, allison and especially P.D and Molly

carcas . . no doubt . . 3rd floor . . . shmathers . . . drew . . . . 12 oz weights . . condiminiums . . crotchless panties . . chandeliers . . peach snop shots . . 6, 16, 23, and 24 . . gibley shots... 864 ... tough as nails . . . good-bye

JONATHAN ADAM KRANE In Life: Do what you want and be what you want ... If you dare!

The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.

Welcome my son, Welcome to the Machine.-P.F. I don't know what I'm goin' for, but I'm goin' to go for it for sure.

One night of drinking is worth six years of thinking.

Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we might oft win by fearing to attempt.

Either I will find a way, or I will make one.

It is easier to go down a hill than up, but the view is from the top.

A ship is safe in the harbor, but that is not what ships were built for

You can't always get what you want, But if you try sometimes, You just might find, You get what you need.

Dare to be Great!

I'd rather be a pagan suckled in a creed outworn.

Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye.

Vice-President of the Sixth Form Honors: once Bermuda '86 ... Anchorman ... Funnels ... Waters '85 . . . Dead '85-'86 . . . Terrapin . . . Tennis . . .

Captain '86 ... Summers ... Sup's Van ... The Wall. . Pack it ... You Drive ... Be cool ... Tank .

Whatever happens, happens . . . Have A Cigar!

Mom, Dad, Justin, Jes, Jen-I LOVE YOU ALL!!

Let me tell you 'bout some friends I know. They're kinda crazy but... P.T., G.S., JS., B.H., S.K., T.M., H.D., M.G., A.B., A.S., D.R., S.M., T.C., A.K., J.D., C.H. . . and more.

And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes, I'll see you on the Dark Side of the Moon.-P.F.

And did we tell you the name of the game, boy, we call it Riding the Gravy Train.-P.F. Body odor is the window to the soul.

SCOTT KRATTENMAKER Kratty 33 Carter Drive, Framingham, MA.

Varsity Tennis V, VI JV soccer IV, V IBA IV, V, VI I FL VI Honors-sometimes

There are two things to aim at in life: first to get what you want; and after that to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second.

-Smth

He drinks like a funnel.

-John Ray

The cabinet-Shep's Party'85... Mac's? ... Country Club Lane ... 1/4 ... The 2 week long Thursday Club . .. Relax B.H. . .. Tailgating-The Pats-Super Bowl XX . . . Summer '84 . . . Thanks for the good times Harsh, Booger, Krano Diamond . . . Good luck Amy.

Start slow and taper off.

-Williams

Let the Good Times Roll.

-The Cars

Thanks to Mr. Martin, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Bertelson, Mr. Myers.

Special thanks to Mom and Dad for giving me such an opportunity. I love you both very much.

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Thank you Mom, Dad, Dave, Sue and Scott for all of your support.

"Being Conservative at your age isn't good for you."-Art . "Hey Phil, what's up?" . . . "Von, sing the right notes!

Okay, truce #_" . . . "Don't worry about it!"-Karl . . .

"Pete, how are the pictures coming?"-Chuck

"It's not the wrong note, it's just out of tune."-Mr. Getz "That's right, You're wrong." -Mr. Roberts

Thanks to: Mr. Wright Mr. Getz Mr. Kirby Mr. Zamore

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ROBERT F. LEARY

The Shed Kids.. fish trucks . . . gett Heath ... The Mo Big "D" and other bats . .. Cases of S Tandom water ski WAYNAGE . . .

Kenny Lane Gang . . . C.C.H.S .. eel hunting. naked . . The Lizard . . . Rad Brad . . The Beast k ... The Ike . . Pepperonis ... The Big/Little W. . Speed Racer . . The Mag. . B.B. guns. . . B.B. Ii . . Vermont with Monny.. . New York with Harsh, with Popes in N.H . . Friday afternoon with

"it had the hose in the hole and its tail jout of the water."

- Popes "Jean, I'm really functioning."

-Dad "Take my advice, pull down your pants and slide on the ice."

-9 "Oh, what a cute puppy, I like him alot."

- me "Leary, lets go kick Curtain."

- Diamond (football party '85) "Drunkedness leads to unwanted pregnancies."

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CEASED).. . The airy Backs ... The . Killing frogs and n, and Driscoll .. . rk and Dave . . .

Thank you Mom, Dad, Kristin, and Cara for your understanding, love, and support.

Good luck to Dana, P.P., C.J., L.C., P.H., B.S., L.L., J.0.,

LESTER LIEN 26 Berkshire Dr. Winchester, MA. Harvard

Six Year Club; LWT V; Varsity X-C Running VI; CSM VI; Varsity Track IV, V, Captain VI; Glee'Club IV-VI; B-Flats VI, GBYSO High Honors 1-VI; Cum Laude Society V, VI; RPI Prize V; Chemistry Prize V; History Prize V Happiness, I have discovered, is nearly always a rebound from hardwork.- D. Grayson

Take a chance! All life is a chance. The man who goes furthest is generally the one willing to do and dare.- D. Carnegie Victory is not won in miles but in inches. Win a little now, hold your ground, and later a little more.

For every problem there is one solution which is simple, neat and wrong.- H.L. Mencken

A real friend never gets in your way, unless you happen to be on the way down.

Ironman MTS 8000 . . . NB-Hi!-Thater-RamerChiner. . . JM-WFG ... Hobo-Veal Scallopini or Shrimp Scampi? . . . Bro Team- Syncro-mesh . . .

Doctor Heinrich von Hilgenburger-von 66 ... Flip- .40 You FAILED me!!! . . . Cort-Dunkin DoughnutsAre you training for the Olympic Speed Walking team-SPFL-It's obvious!-SPAM . . . Cat-Let's go skiing!!!

Special thanks to Mom & Dad, Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. Myers, Mr. Bates Mr. Sherman, Mr Kirby and Mr Zamore.

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STEPHEN RILEY MEADE 22 RANGELEY RD. WINCHESTER, MASS. V. Wrestling IV, V, VI, 121, 127, V. Lacrosse IV, VI Model U.N. V. Managing Editor Panel V, VI BHS Representitive in Bermuda VI

MOM.

—...immommuMOIN

Spike-Slash-Cruise . . . Together again, Ogunquit swindle-displaying heavy attitudes, Barbi Killers, PLF Hit Squad,Rob from Reading-Bill from Bufu, idiocomplex insecurity syndrome ... , what the %SO# have you done? I hear you got a 6-inch guarantee, Hey you guys got any eggs? I like the way you fill out your clothes. .. , this castle hath a pleasant seat, yar dude, scrapeboarding . . . unsafe at any speed, semi-punks, a day on my own in Boston, Winchester Contingent, 6 pieces of Chicken McNugget and a Big Large Chew, fun "L", wanna go, fargin McDry, Toys 'B' We, Crashed 000h yeah, late nites at the Looney Bin, blizzard of'85, untermenschen, Middlesex Auto graduates two fine young cadets, Otto the Dogwonder, tenderchunks . . .

Everywhere, this place is so coffusing, Nobudy cumz in heer-Sekrit, that barney rubble what an actor, No Woman . . . No Cry, the '40' Every nite, Brudoggers? put him to bed! but . . . I'm sure I had a good time, bad sports vs. pond skaters, the rebuilding year . .. Destined to be Dominated, SEBAGO SUMMERS . . . the eternal vacation experience, Meade's paper plate champions, TajMahal ... soon to be outdone, Lisa, DJ,Sheila, Nan,J, Dave Sharon, Miss-perpetual Maniacs, New Years ice capades, but you know wherever you go . . . there you are. Thanks Mom and Dad.

CHRISTOPHER D. MONACO 25 Farlow Rd. Newton Ma. 1. "We're going upstate" - me + Cap 2. "Jesus Monny . . . ." - Bakes 3. "Bertel . . ."- Slos 4."Go Cappy, Go Cappy, GO ....

"- me 5. "Mystery Bruises" - Slos 6. "Power Booters" - Slos + Cap 7. "Nope" - R.R 8. "Don't worry Monaco you'll be fine" - Mr. Basset 9. "He's taking me out tonight, what a guy . . . " - U.V.M. weekend 10. "Cliff diving, how stupid!"-Mark + Mitch 11. "Itchamawaki, dito, Cape Runs, Flying French Fries, Bridgewater, and more" - thank you K.L.S. 12. "Are you harmless?" - some girl 13. "Hey Cap, just one more thing, what was her name?"

14."McChickens, Banana Peels .... ."- Bake Absolutely, 15."

Worst, "-Cap 16. "Let's run up a tab" - J.J.'s Pub 17. "You'll never know, so trust me, you never trust me!"

1. The funnelmen . . , The Dipmen . . , U.V.M. weekend, Killington, Sugarbush, Cape Runs, the hot corner in math, the two J.D.'s -me + Cap, salad bowls, stina wraps, social chugs, The Sol with Neil, Basbas, Ya Dead!, American Universal, Skin ,Spikes ,0.C.N.J., lots of good times with the best- A.C., C.B., T.B., T.S., K.S., M.D., J.L., M.M., A.D., L.T., B.L. -thank you all!

1."There are things that I can not tell, there are things that you know damn well, this is getting very hard for me guess we better just wait and see" 2. "I was lying on the floor of the night before, with a stranger lying next to me" 3."Don't look back yesterday is gone, don't turn away you can take it all" 4. "Why don't we leave things alone"' 5. "Everything around us is natural, don't fight it" 6. "I'll have one more cocktail and then we'll see where we are"

1. Thank You for all that each of you has done for me; Mr. Beattie Mr. Basset Mr. Roberts Mrs. Wilmer

1 "Forget what life used to be, You are what you chose to be, It's whatever it is you see, That life will become, Whatever it is you might think you have, You have nothing to lose . . ."

1. A special thank you to Mom, Dad, Peter, Mark, and Lisa

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FRANK J. MOONEY Model U.N., Freshman Basketball Assistant Coach, Executive Editor of the PANEL, Helena Weiser Funk Award, Honors-i, IV, V, VI High Honors-II, Ill

Don't stop believin' We're all just prisoners here of our own device To strive, to seek, to find, and NOT to yield Mommy's all right, Daddy's all right, they just seem a little weird

73 Clark Lane Waltham, MA

Thanks for the memoriesBoog-Game 6, 1985 World Series Drucks-No more Chunks Clem-Connelly's Corner, OK, you chowdaheads Dave-Kap, B.J., Adolph, Marion, Waterville Neil, Andrew-Oh, Chip Sully-Buzzer Mario, Sac, Droop Ben-Lay-out, PANEL Night, Printersyuck Jon-The Cort Harsh-Relax!

Great story about the transvestite Mr. Getz You're late! -Mr. Goodband Lenin was a very little man-Mr. MacDonald Arthropod vectors-Mr. Reich Seth loves his-Mr. Wilson World Federal Government-Mr. Myers relativistically speaking-Mr. Petrie There is light at the end of the tunnel-Guess who Don't think I'm not naive-Mr. Bates

Thanks for a tremendous experience-3rd Basketball Gly, Show Boat, Sully, Murphy, Yo Adrian, Paul Keany, Cadet, John Carroll, Mouth, Ross and the GQ brothers.

Special thanks to Mr. Martellini.

Tremendous respect and admiration for Mr. Myers and Mr. MacDonald

Above all thanks so very much Mom, Dad and Kristin. I'm sure the last six years were a lot longer for you than for me.

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VICTOR A. NICOLAZZO III 37 Holden Rd. West Newton, Ma. 02165 Nick, Nickie, Nickster, Snick

Fresh, picturesque, at my very best!- Morris

Kathy-"You are the sunshine of my life." S.W.-Love Nick

"Ain't it good to know that you've got a friend" J.T.

Unbelievable . . . Thank goodness for the garage door . . . Monney in the morning . .. Xerox and Xerox-"We're gonna die".. . Tree (Chris)-six cool years ... The Belmont Police!?. . . Good Times in N.H.-W.W.I Death rides with C.C. . . . Florida-Senior Spring . . . The Pimpmobile . . . Let's groove tonight ... Junior Prom-Misconceptions on both parts ... Arthur + Gingerbeer . .. No Way! I'm an athlete-Pete . . . Late night sex talks . . .

"Once the turbo kicks in there's no stopping us" . . . "Arthur don't get so persecuted"-Me . . . Nick vs. Pete-everything . . . turn to page 92

Lisa- my fat little heffer.

Thanks to Mr. Goodband and Mr. Fisher.

Mom, Dad, and Lisa- I love you. Thanks for being there.

DAVID L. PARROT Memories Marion, I.S.L Baseball Champs, Kaps and Peoples, The Firebird, Reno, Lake Tahoe, BBN Baseball Game, Playing Varsity Football in Freshman year, Nobles Rivalry Varsity Football 5, 6; Varsity Baseball 4, 5, 6; JV Hockey 4, 5, 6; Panel 4, 5, 6 Staff Writer; Honors 3, 4, 5, 6; Flying; Third Generation Parrot at B.H.S.

The Nevada Kid sure has grown up!!

Special thanks to Nonie, Scott, Mom,Dad,Scott, Heidi, Bill, and Nini for helping me through the past four years. You are all very special to me!

Thanks to: Mr. Wadsworth Mr. Prenatt Mr. Gallagher Mr. Martin

Good Luck To: Scott, Amy, George, Frank, Sully, and Mike.

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You can learn more from your accidents than you ever can from school.

- BJ

Mr. Sawyer Mr. Fisher Mr. Brownell Peter Kimball

The world crashes in, into my living room!

- T.H

We may win and we may lose but we will never be here again.

- Eagles and Artie

BRUCE M. PICKETT 12 Longmeadow Rd. Lincoln, MA 01773

College: hopefully

Class President, VI S.A.C. to M.S.B.O.E., VI Varsity Lacrosse, IV, V, VI Proctor, V Tutor, VI Model U.N. (six hours), V Freelance Writer, V, VI President of the "Talk a lot, but don't say much" Club, VI

I'm talking about the very essence of what it is to be an American.

We are different. We have always been different. If we all feel that way the world will once again look on in awe at us, astonished by the miracles of education and freedom, amazed by our re-birth of confidence and hope and progress, and when they are amazed and when it happens we'll be able to say to the world,"well, what did you expect? After all, we're Americans."

-Ronald Reagan

Preparing to move to Lincoln

It's good to be the king

Bermuda, fun in the sun

Service with a Smile

EDWARD CARL PONZI 65 Fletcher Road Belmont, Massachusetts 02178 CREW - SEXTANT "Life is a constant seat race."

-Mr. Bassett "Could I speak with you for a moment?"

-Mr. Goodband "All that glitters is not gold."

-Shakespeare "It's a privilege to see so much confusion."

-Marianne Moore

"Actions speak louder than words."

Special thanks to Mr. Myers, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wright, Mr. Bates and Mr. Goodband.

Thank You Mom and Dad I love you both.

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PAUL DAVID POPE° Varsity Football IV, V, VI Varsity Lacrosse IV, V, VI Varsity Hockey VI Disciplinary Committee V, VI

Team War Wagon II (Me, Jim, Vin),"The Beast"(deceased). nose in the hole, tail out of the water; Middlebury - Skins & C.J. Townies, Pot luck w/ Swenny, Jocari, we're chummin, Boz .. scoop the wouga "that's irrevelevant at this point" What's up fag? "There's a certain amount of pride involved", The virgins w/Spud & C.J...."Popes, it came out my nose" - sanch, The little fireman, The Haus vs. Mario, The basement, reckless abandon, We'll have to see, conniving bitches, Too funny,shotgun, The beef box, Dork Mobile? ruthless brothers, S.D. on big W, dork on film, the hangout . . . Pasamadukiag . . take her to Chelsea, Shut up son, you should be in jail right now. Boka - you're still duck'n me!

"Them if they can't take a joke - C.J. & me . . . Hey, it's the kid Bobby L. . .

Baby I want you're best - L.S. I love you more than anything in the world, I don't expect that will last - E.C. He's justa rooky out of Tulsa - C.J.

If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run— Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And—which is more—you'll be a Man, my son.- R.K.

Dad, Mom, Bob, Steve, Diane, Karen and C.J. - what can I say, Thanks for the love and support, without you this wouldn't have been possible.

Leary - you're a nut, thanks for the good times.

Thanks Drisc and Skins, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Martin, Mr. Brownell, Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Dewar.

Good Luck Scottie B., Boka, Pizza Joe, what's left of Team War Wagon, and of course SPUD! ,

MY AIM IS TRUE

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ALBERT M. PRICE JR. 67 Meetinghouse Road Duxbury, MA 02331 You can't walk until you learn to crawl. hen thf cat's away the mice will play. n. I know you out there someTh is i one Myst , I an't express. o give your ,to receive your less': good friend said in a reg If you can't ryhtm, don't jump in the wim. The power of philosophy, floats throu y head, you're ght like a feather, heavy as lead. e SEX PISTOLS r y heart.

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Hey MIDGE, lets „go \tate! y NA TY, what's up?

MAN, G! T!

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PHILIP JOSEPH PRIVITERA 26 Frost St. Arlington, Ma. 02174 "Priva" Soccer III, IV, V. VI; Hockey III, IV, V. VI; Karate; Prospector Editor III; Middle School Academic Achievement Award; Model United Nations V. VI; Bulletin IV, Editor V, Advisor VI; Sextant IV, V, Editor VI; High Honors I, II, III, IV, V, VI; Cum Laude Society V

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B. Streisand pecial Thanks to Mr. Dewar, Mr. Prenatt, Mr. R• 4rdson and Mr. Bertelson Feta Special Thanks to Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Martin In Life, Hear the Words of All Men, But Listen Only to the Words That Spur from Deep inside Your Soul Love Is Happiness, and Igo One Can Ever Take That Away A" "Live, Be Free, and Keep Smiling . . . You'll Be O.K. Kid" - Deno "What Do You Think You're Dealin' With? A %&rEi #in' Idiot, Here?"

Al Pacino . .. It Doesn't Matter Whether He's Right or Wrong, You Do It 'Cause He's DAD . . . "... So It's the Laughter We Will Remember Whenever We Remember.the Way We Were." r B. Streisand

Incredibly Special Thanks to MA and DAD!!!

I Could Never Possibl) Thank You As Much As You Deserve.

That's Why You Are -THE GREAST" I Love You MA and DAD

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Let's Grab'em ... Mission Impossible ... Don"t!ch-you Never Chew ... Big Wipe Out On The Lido Deck ... The Kid ...

Yah, VAL Yah . .. The Big Bob Marley . Sosa . . Book'em .

Down The Feast ... New Rules You Wanna Play'Ruff? 0.K What 'a You D000in'? ... Little Italy ... That Deno Call'n Me No Dish Washer ....-Troop . . urrin ... Sea Breeze .. . Miami Beach, Man .. .

Party Animals ... Revere Beach ... Check Out Frankie P . The Radio . .. Hawaii . .. Party T It, I'm Doin' It!!!

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DAVID F. RENO Winchester, MA. But if I had your face I could make it safe and clean If I was only sure That my head on the door Was a dream When the sunset's glow drifts away from you You'll no longer know If any of this was really true at all It's that American voice again "It was never quite like this before Not one of you is the same" The key factor in thinking about the universe, however, is that it is expanding and will one day break apart and disappear. That is why if the girl down the hall has some good points but perhaps not all the qualities you require it's best to compromise.

-W.A.

Funnel-(n.)-a cone-shaped utensil with a tube at the apex, for conducting liquid, etc., through a small opening.

No, really, I'm fine, this is normal.

If I could do it over again I wouldn't be here.

I've got to get up when I'm going down . .

Dis pace isa sow confusie-Wanna Go? Speedballing over fifty is the only way to drive.

There was an auto ittyin by and it had its radio i and I could just slo bar or so of Ludw.

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RENE L. ROBERT

MANY THANKS Mr. Getz Mr. Wadsworth Mr. Burt Cressey Mr. In a word, basses, that sucks!

Mr. Wright -Ken Getz Mr. White Mr. Wilson My sister in law's a wimp!

Mr. Linberg -Ken Getz Mr. Gallagher Mr. Battie IN REFERENCE TO A TERM PAPER Mr. Fisher: Who's that for?

Rene: Myers!

Mr. Fisher: Who, Marks?

Rene: No, Myers!

Mr. Fisher: Oh well, Marks, Myers, what's the difference?

11 Forest Avenue West Newton, Mass. 02165 244-2395

J.V. squash V, VI; Glee Club V, VI; B-Flats VI; Year Book V; Panel V; Drama V, VI; Honors III, IV, V, VI

RAOUL ROSSING ROBERT SEPTEMBER 8, 1960SEPTEMBER 24, 1985

Oh it is excellent to have a giant strength, but it is tyrannous to use it like a giant.

-William Shakespeare

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ALFRED G. SALVATO 28 Randolph St. Belmont, Ma, Al, Alf, Fred, Big Hairy Italian

DAY AT THE BARBER SHOP

"It ain't fair"

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"Oh well"

"Where's my lawyer?"

"I can't believe it!"

"Aaaaaaaaaa"

"What a profile-

"What is he blow-drying?"

"And this is my Uncle!!!"

JAMES B. SCANLAN Var. Football IV, VI - J.V. Hockey IV, V, VI - I.T.A. III, IV, V, VI 7-year Club - Glee Club IV, V, VI Community Service V, VI - Red + Blue Key Society IV, V, VI Boof - Flaky - Fozzy - 'Scan-man'

12-30-83 ... The Ford's dead again ... Stuck in Harlem at 11/pm . . ."Hey, this is easy, it's just that my calculator keeps screwing up!" . . . Cape Cod: "Joe, want another Bacon-Double Cheezburger?" . . . Waterville: "There is some guy at the door!" .....Ted, careful on the porch.".

Colby-Sawyer: "What happened to the Apple Jacks?" . . .

Bahamas 86 The Golden Rule: Whoever has the gold, makes the rules.

If you love something, set it free.

If it comes back, it is yours.

If it doesn't, it never was.

There is no job so simple that it cannot be done wrong. (anon.)

To my friends: R.d. T.S. D.H. J.G. B.G. J.L.G. K.L. M.S. - I never could have made it without you!

Special Thanks to Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Prenatt, Mr. Wright, Mr. Palmer and Mrs. David.

Mom and Dad: Thanks for helping me through the good times as well as the bad ones.

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ARTHUR SCHLEIFER III AKA/ Art, Artie, Artur, Arturo, Schleif, Schlep, Schluf, Schlep Car, Xerox, etc . . .

40 The Ledges Rd. Newton MA. 02159 Spring brings out the child in everyone. - Motto for every Belmont Hill Senior "Arthur if you sit up straight, you won't write papers like that again." - J. Myers "I told you Keats don't mess around." - J. Myers "I like girls with a busting personality." - Me Don't Knaack it. - Me

"Arthur if you pulled your tie down any further, you could use it as a belt." - C. G.

23 - pig practical '84

"Wait . . . I don't get it?" - Allison

Florida, Gingerbeer '86 Monnie in the morning!

Nick does that say 95?

Aaart, swing an aark - Mr. Walworth Pen fights in poetry '85 Art, do you have an article? - Schoe Goto plage 81 Cort, Pete, and Snake - Good luck!!

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Six Years of Hell, but worth it!

"If you can't talk about it, you shouldn't be doing it." - Susannah "Are you taking out the BMW (Big Mother Wagon)?" - Nick

Thank you to my sexy goddesses, Susannah, Allison and especially Nick.

Couldn't have done it without you - David, Caroline, Kathy, Josette, Uncle Paul, and Pipa - We made it!

Many thanks to - Mr. Sherman, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Myers, Mr. Gallagher, and especially Mr. Wright Mom and Dad - You are the best, I love you! Even though you didn't buy me a car.

EDWARD H. SCHOENHARL Tis a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.

Reggae Music ... 4th of July '85 . . . Rocky Horror Picture Show. ... Bahamas'86 Waterville ... Invisible Socks ... Coffee Club ... Rastaman Vibrations Yea! Late Night . .. Honorary 7 year club . .. Porsche ...

Mondays Or Lack Of Them Its Only Illegal If You're Caught ... Whoa! A Flying Sunroof... Warning! Mt. Washington Expedition '85 .. . Blue Lights At Night, Such An Unpleasant Sight ... This Is More Fun Then Should Be Allowed.

Thanks For The Good Times: Larry Tosi, James Scanlan, Rob deMars, Steve Meade, David Hartquist, John Baker, Speare House, Passport R.D. Thanks For Your Help And Guidance: Mr. Wright, Mr. Lindberg, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Petrie.

Goodbye to all of my friends at home, Goodbye to all the people I've trusted.

I've got to go out and make my way, I might get rich ya know I might get busted.

Show me a good loser and I will show you a loser

Dad and Lynne: Thanks for helping me through the hard times and making the good times more enjoyable.

Properly organized, even crime pays

Here's To A Future of Good Times Linda Sue, Jennifer, and Tiffany

When I think back on all the crap I learned in High School, It's a wonder I can think at all.

Good friends we've had, Good friends we've lost, Along the way.

In this great future, You can't forget your past, So dry your tears I seh.

Look not mournfully into the past. It does not come back again. Wisely improve the present. It is yours. Go forth to meet the shadowy future, without fear, but with a manly heart and a determined mind.

JONATHON SKINNER 153 Greenwood Ln. Waltham, Ma 02154

Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity

Very special thanks to Mom, Dad, Amanda, Noni and Grampy, Henry and Rover and all of my great family-I love you all very much.

If someone gives you a compliment-say thank you. Don't pretend modesty. If you can do something, do it!

-Brian Piccolo Winning isn't everything-It's the only thing Vince Lombardo Always remember-No matter where you go, there you are Buckaroo Banzai

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Football- IV, V, VI Basketball- VI Lacrosse- V Track- VI

The Original Crew . . . The Backfield Combo . . Scooter . . .

Funnels . . . Anchorman . . . Boz . . . Football Parties . . . The Wharf. ... Vic ... Relax ... Shotguns... Bermuda '86 ... 4 A's And a B . . . PMO (Drisc) . . . College Visits With Popes . . .

Model U.N.(F.M.)... Sac Attack ... Cocktails At Todd's: 4-6 . . . The 'Cort . . . Horndog Many Thanks for the good times to: Drisc, Popes, Drew, Dopey, C.J, Mac, Sac, Harsh, The Winchester Crew and many others.

Only the good die young B. Joel aim is true My Elvis Costello

Fun is spelled W-I-N. E.G.

Baby I want your best!

Skynyrd He who professes knowledge proclaims ignorance.

Old Chinese proverb given to me (?)

Thanks also to Mr. Prenatt, Mr. MacDonald, and Mr. Sawyer.

THOMAS D. SLOSBERG Panel: V, VI; Bulletin: V; Baseball: V; Varsity Goofball: V, VI; Squash: HI-VI; IFL. V, VI; Stipulation Situation: VI

Please, do the reading . . . you'll enjoy it. - Mr. Zamore

I need a cake Woody Allen

a chocolate layer cake. -

Thanks and admiration - Mr. MacDonald, Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. Zamore, Harold, Osteicthes, Motown.

All right Slos . . . . - Mr. White

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MARK C. SOLAKIAN 38 Wildwood Drive Bedford, Massachusetts 01730 "Chuck" College: Harvard Yearbook IV, V, VI, Photography Editor V, Editor-in-Chief VI. Varsity Football, IV, V, VI, Manager/Statistician. Varsity Basketball, V, VI, Statistician. I.T.A. IV, V, VI. Academic Policies Committee, Six-Year Club, Cum Laude Society, Red and Blue Key Society.

"If you're going to go up the river, you might as well go all the way!" - Mr. Dewar "If all else fails, immortality can always be assured-by spectacular error." - J.K. Galbraith "Thunder is good; thunder is impressive. But it is lightning that does the work." - Mark Twain Thank you Ms. Wilmer, Mr. Bertelsen, Mr. Dewar, Mr. Morange, Mr. Palmer, and Mr. Waite.

Special thanks and love to Mom, Dad, and Stephanie.

DAVID A. SPARK "You know Myra, some people might think you're cute. But me, I think you're one very large baked potato."

-Sylvester Stallone

"Thanks to people like Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger, speech is not a major requirement for acting."

-Jay Leno

"I know what you're thinking ..

-Clint Eastwood

"You're the boss Dave."

-Nick Nolte

November 1985- The Letterman Audition

"But seriously folks, how much did you pay to get in?"

-David Letterman

JAMES PAUL STAMATOS

New years '85 at Sugarloaf with Drag and Gildea; Boston Latin and Nobles Sr. proms; Exeter SS; Terry; California Girls; Habitat; Krano's tennis tourney; beating the Washington System; Durham, N.C.; Scarface; Cape Cod summers; waterskiing, kneeboarding; Heinies with Taki, Herk, Samantha (Sam); Pats tailgaiting; storming the field with Krano, Trey, and Sup; Superbowl XX; Bourbon St. Hurricanes; airport with Drucks, Krano, guy from Southie; Jaguar; Valentines night; Anchorman, funnels; Providence; partying with Taki; Volleyball; Breakfast Club periods 1, 2; Bermuda '86; highlights: Smitty's first 3 hours there, Brewdogs, Sup's moped crash, high dive contest, thumper, room 112, Egan the whole trip, moving Harsh onto the beach, Reno's ear, 11 case packy run at 10A.M., Rumrunners; senior spring;

If it weren't for the last minute nothing would ever get done.

Always face the sun and the shadows will fall behind you.

Have a cigar. P.F. "What are we doing?" Diamond and me 20 minutes into math class.

"Krano, Jimmy and Bill said definitely this friday."

"Are you four guys going to drink all that beer?"

(11 cases) Taxi driver.

"No, we have one more friend back at the hotel."

Trey.

Boston Cathedral Diocese Hoops.

1985, 1986 league champions.

1986 final game- our record 14-0 Halftime . . . down 10 six minutes . . . down 13 six seconds . . . down 1 at the buzzer . . . up 1 undefeated; post game fight.

You're nothing without your friends. thanks for the good times . . . JM, JK, GS, BH, PT, TM, Kathy, and Sam. and the rest of the crew.

Mom and Dad, thanks for the opportunities you have given me. It would mean nothing without you. I love you.

Steph, you're the best. special thanks to Mr. Goodband, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Greer.

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GEOFFREY S. STEWART Six-Year Club; Drama Clubs II-VI; Glee Clubs II-VI; B-Flats IV-VI; Panel IV-VI, News Editor; Honors III, VI; Wrestling IV-VI, Most Improved VI; French Club VVI; Outing Club VI; Three-year Softball Veteran Acting Junkie; multitones;"only dogs can hear that note," bass rumble; YYZ:"Stewie, get these articles out today or perish"- Ben; platte en France; USA vs. Chalons sur Marne hoops; "Meet at the Arc de Triomphe" - Mrs. Wilmer;"The $&%it#@* house is on fire" - me, outing club '85; beached whale; Air Stew; Glee Club in Wash. D.C. and N.Y.C.; What's You're Name and Black Magic;"Wanna make me happy? Buy me a Steinberger." - me again; Beam rocks house; Winsor races; "Is that a joke?"; Von Snack Bar; "Thath tho mahvelouth, thimply thtriking" - Gene; JV Calc; Varsity Bio; "Rabbit-killer", "Is that Tiffany?"; "Nice shirt Stew"; Rush; countless moments on many stages; countless discussions with many friends.

Many Thanks to: Gene, Alexis, Lynn, Jennifer M., Josy, Rob A., Ben A., Rob d., Steve M.(for wrestling guidance), Sparky, Pete L., Burt-dog, the Outing Club, Chris G., Nick Nick, Schleif, Liz B. and Liz W., F. Scott "Sir Bake-a-lot" Shakin' Bacon Bits, Chico (where's Pappy?), Joe C., Beam (Chris, Peter, and Jamie), Pam W., all Drama Club and Glee Club members, past and present, and even the acting young pups(Hirsch, Alex, Von, and Will B.) Special thanks to: Mr. Getz, Mr. Reich, Mr. Prenatt, Mr. Beattie, Mrs. Keller, Ms. Becker, Mr. Wadsworth, Mrs. Wilmer, Dad, Mom and Jenn.

Favorite Mr. Getz Quotes: "Don't talk about it!"

"Frankly, basses, that sucked."

"It's the right note, it just out of tune."

Middletown Dreams The boy walks with his best friend Through the fields of early May They walk awhile in silence One close - one far away But he'd be climbing on that bus Just him and his guitar To blaze across the heavens Like a brilliant shooting star Dreams flow across the heartland Feeding on the fires Dreams transport desires Drive you when you're downDreams transport the ones Who need to get out of town It's understood rAsingle

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Free Will You can choose a ready guide In some celestrial voice If you choose not to decide You still have made a choice You can choose from phantom fears And kindness that can kill I will choose a path that's clear I will choose free will Limelight All the world's indeed a stage

Outside the gilded cage

GREG STOLTMANN 126 Abbott Road Wellesley, Mass.

College: Syracuse

Well I have lost some time but I have won and if you make it through you know you've just begun.

-Heart

Take it easy, take it easy, don't let the sound of your wheels drive you crazy.

-The Eagles It's the healing of the nation, This is a modern civilization, I'm another Bush Doctor.

-Peter Tosh

Ain't Nothin' But A Houseparty!

-J. Geils

Thanks to all, especially Mom + Dad, Nan, Matt, and Paula

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THOMAS J. SULLIVAN 20 Arden Rd Wellesley Sully, Droopy, Buzzer, Mario, Rusty.

Varsity Soccer V, VI,Coaches Trophy- Greatest Contribution VI; Varsity Basketball V, VI; Varsity Lacrosse IV, V, VI; Business Editor Panel VI; Business Editor Yearbook VI; Six Year Survivor.

"Sully, how many ads do you have?" M.S. "The most important game of the season is the next one" Coach Bertelsen "But Tom, I thought L.T. was spending the night at your house?" D.T. "Sully, look at that girl, doesn't she remind you of Valerie?" Drew "Dare to be great" Mr. Gallagher "gentlemen

over to the rock!" S.G.M.

nn you . . Hubba Druka . . eee 117. B.H.S. 2, ...ks I Sheps Party ... the caravan . . Spanish V, los tres bobos, tres gatos . . . conage, lappage, tappage, pondage, goosage, scrubbage. meggage Tenacre Ball ... Skin vs. W.H.S... . Model U.N. '85-'86, Gabong, Who put the ice in front of their door? L.T. . . . Anchor Man . . . 86 Nickles ... Suburban Soccer Champs ... Controversial B.B.A. Champs (w/ Curtis) . . .

McDonalds . . . New Year's Eve at Bubba's - Thumper . . . fliers Pine J.S. youre huge!... Nerf Hoops... akes The Wheel! . . . ar

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"Humann, you're being very rambunctious this evening" me "Some things can never be spoken" Talking Heads "Well we know where we're goin' But we don't know where we've been" Talking Heads "Let the good times roll" The Cars

What Can I Say - Drew, Larry, Neil, Mike, Dave, Skin, George, F.M., J.D., A.C., T.S., C.V., Thanks For Everything Mom + Dad and all the clan, and Mssrs. Bertelsen, Prenatt, Seeley, Stewart, Tredennick, Burt, Greer, Martellini, Goodband, Gallagher and Mrs. Wilmer for putting up with me.

GREGORY C. SUPPLE Varsity Football V, VI; Varsity Track V, VI-All League V. VI; J.V. Football, Basketball, Tennis IV.

@CENTRUM 1N WORCESTERN WAAF WELCOMES ROGER WATERS 30PM SAT MAR 30 1985 Dunkin Donuts-5a.m.; Roger Waters; Dave's Party; One evening on the Cape-A.M.; N.Y.C. still to come.; Prince; Pats in '86; M.I.T. in '85- Going for it in the rain.; Shep's Party; A.M.I.W.L.Y.F. Special Thanks to Mom + John, and my whole family, P.T., J.K., The rest of the gang, and Especially to Alison who made my life happier, and made the confusing times become clear again.

Tired of lying in the sun staying home to watch the rain You are young and life is long and there is still time to kill today And then one day you find ten years have got behind you No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun.

And all that you touch and all that you see, Is all that your life will ever be.

Oh Alison, my aim is true. -E.C.-

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Right temporarily defeated is stronger than evil triumphant.

If you should go skating on the thin ice of modern life...

Don't be surprised when a crack in the ice appears under your feet You slip out of your death and out of your mind With your fear flowing out behind you as you claw the thin ice.

-P.F.-

Varsity Football IV, V, VI-All-League VI; Hurlbut Award VI; Varsity Track V, VI; Vice President V. "Trey, you better put her down, She just threw up on your rug."

Waters ... Rocky Horror.... UVM ... Bermuda '86.

Football Party V, VI ... Funnel Mania ... Burger King. .. Anchorman... Saturdays 8:50-9:00 A.M.... Supple's Van ... N.E. Pats ... Sweet Christine ... The Wall ...

Tyler Road . . . Ghostbusters . . . Rte. 9 . . . Crunch Bunch.

"Jon are you alright to drive?" -6/18/85

"Finish Things Right."

Many thanks to Mr. Bassett, Mr. Morange, Mr. Martelini, Mr. Wright, Mr. Sawyer Mom, Dad, D.C., T.C., A.B., G.S., J.K., B.C., J.S., B.H., C.H., And the rest of the crew.

And if the band your in starts playing different tunes, I'll see you on the Dark Side of Moon.

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CARL J. YOUNG III "C.J." V. Soccer, III, IV, V, VI, All League V, VI, All New England VI; V. Hockey, IV, V. VI, All League V, VI, Captain VI; V. Lacrosse, IV, V, VI, Captain, VI; Disc.

Council, IV, V, VI.

em if they can't take a joke ... The Sweaty Ho..

Summa cum K aka ... Boz. Scoop the Wouga iddlebury '85 . .. Hockey party '86 . . . "The Mucksters" . . . Reckless Sanch . . we're churn' i slands .....Hey, man""Popes, It came out of my nose".. . Jocari .

Abandon .. . Shot guns .

Mario vs. The Haus... Th cva.fl.4U.his point ... There's a certain amount of pride involved ... The he4."Too funny" Passamudukeag the basement "Shut "What's up fag' little fireman .Beef Box up son you should be in jail" Cale

All things are possible to those who believeth - Steve Jana7a h.

Popeo, we're trying to win a hockey game here, can you accommodate s? . . . Mr. Gallagher He's just a rookie out of Tulsa . . . ME. Don't boast about tomorrow since you don't know what toda\ will bring Proverb 27:1 Toro, Toro, Taxi, see you tomorrow my son - Dire Straits.

Mr. Martin, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Seeley, Mr. Thank Treden c Mom, Dad, Kara, Jennifer, Jeff, Chris, Paul, how can I ever thank you.

Robert Agredo Benjamin Anastas Chris Awtrey Scott Bacon Tom Baker Karl Benedict Paul Berger Jon Bernheimer Arthur Boland Joseph Cannistraro Aaron Caplan Chris Cataldo Chris Connelly Todd Copeland Bill Cotter Andrew Curtin Jon Davis Robert deMars Alan DerKazarian Andrew Diamond Mark Driscoll Michael Drucker Bill Egan David Forg Tim Gibbons John Green Cort Gwon Ben Harshbarger Paul Hauf George Humann Jeff Jacobs Andrew Kaneb Jon Krane Scott Krattenmaker

Williams U. Rochester Middlebury Tufts Brown Dartmouth (Qeorge ashington Harvard Cornell Yale Bowdoin Cornell Rollins U. Michigan Boston College Mass. Maritime Ac. Brown Union Union Tufts Colby U. Michigan Villanova UNH Vassar Princeton U. Pennsylvania U. Richmond Middlebury U. Richmond Vanderbilt William & Mary Connecticut Coll.

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Franklin & Marshall Syracuse Harvard Tufts George As iltington Bowdoin Tufts Middlebury Cornell Georgetown Bowdoin Princeton Dartmouth Princeton Cornell Connecticut Col Lake Forest Tufts Drexel Davidson Dartmouth St. Michael's Harvard Washington U. Pennsylvania U. Rochester Syracuse Holy Cross Boston Univer Georgetown Boston Colle U. Rochester Harvard

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FORM II First row: Burns, Chaffin, Dumbrill, Nannene, Davis, Senna, S. Sullivan, Godina, T. Sullivan, Lopez. Second row: Anderson, Bray, Flier, Kennedy, Wilson, Peck, Delaney, Lanagan, Lanzo, Whitehouse, Korb. Third row: Muldoon, Goldkamp, Romeny, Elias, Hasiotis, Raviola, Gustayson, Cohen, Harris.

Fourth row: Roberts, Crowley, McCarthy, Haggerty, Lally, Drucker, Boxer, Coughlin. Fifth row: Wright, Stanzler, Shahani, Hurd, Kraft, Tulimieri, Curtin, Plourde. Sixth row:Fox, Mahoney, Brown, P. Sullivan, Quinlan, McHugh, Winston, Niles.

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FORM III First row: Guleserian, Tennican, Hack, Carpe, Keane, Madden, Keany, Ramirez, Maws, Kaplan, Althausen, Becker, Grossman. Second row: Kilmartin, Poverman, Dang, O'Brien, Corvi, Lee, Layer, Rosenblatt, Leary, Austin, Conlin, Halby, Collier, S. Murphy, Larrenaga. Third row:Chen, Katsnelson, Hawkes, Dalal, Zutshi, Kenneally, Caplan, Laguerre, Jaffe, Cormier, Lynde, M. Sullivan, Miasi„ Gordon. Fourth row:S. Sullivan, Boyle, Goldstein, Davison, Kearney, Gleason, Rodgers, Mathew French, T. Murphy, Moon, Patel, Baker. Fifth row: Newbold, Schwartz, Finnon, Reis, Cutler, T. Sullivan, Sandford, Mills, Labruzzo, Driscoll. Sixth row: Villa, Callahan, D. Madden, Pascucci, Webb-Johnson, Anderson, T. Murphy, Paskowski, Lavelle, J. Gordon, Hayes. Seventh row: Wilmer, McDermott, Carroll, Blanck, Coffin, O'Brien, Ley. Missing: Tucker, Connolly, Jaffe, Sarrouf.

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FORM IV First row: Weesner, Southmayd, Bines, Casey, Hirschmann, Willis, Filtzer, Cimeno, Chun, Williams. Second row: Heiss, Eldh, Lynch, Tulimieri, Fiore, Beaver, Muldoon, Hasiotis, Lilley, Cannistraro, Siegal, Martin, Maws. Third row: Mills, Donahue, Stead, McCraw, Side11, Schleifer, Carey, Hung, Lonergan, Hampers,Chicoski, Madden, Lobosco. Fourth row: Bergstrom, Mecray,Carlock, Margulis, Bowens,Golden, Narins, Al-Marayati, Curtin, Leis, Hundley, Drepanos. Fifth row: Kelly, Otte, Woods, Hardin, Hauck, Hansen, Drew, Cody, Wykoff, Reis, Cote. Sixth row: Kerr, Gay, Liles, Protopapas, Hilgenberg, Stone, Romney, Dinklage, Coady, Brosio, Driscoll. Seventh row: Barletta, Denise, Silk, Oppenheimer, Bachner, Jones, Tuck. Missing: Poss.

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FORM V First row:Sage, Rebello, D'Orsi, Levine, Coakley, McLaughlin, Byrnes, Stossel, Kosow, Tanai. Second row:Sylverin, Kassissieh, Sur, Boxer, Burt, Brown, Parkhill, Senna, Genser, Debringer, Dimare, Bokavich, Third row: O'Neill, Sitzmann, Sullivan, O'Connell, Konevich, Abate, Williams, Thornbrough, Viola, Landau, Barringer. Fourth row:Hostage, Averill, Carney, Stebbins, Bates, Shepard, Chicoski, Markis, Browne, Shein, Pergola. Fifth row: Madden, Grady, Lobosco, Burke, Madden, Bettman, Sonnenschein, Marple, Mahoney, Labonte, Chung. Sixth row: Demarjian, Annino, Bradlee, Udris, Buckley, Curtin, Chu, Moon, Palmer. Seventh row: Long, Maier, Wiseman, Kelly, Shaw, Palandjian, Biotti. Missing: Hamann, Hughes, Lavelle, Regan.

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CANDIDS Ha, Ha, Then I gave him two hours!

Sure Chuck, We'll keep in touch with the Love Connection.

I'd better stamp this one before I fall asleep.

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Waltzing Matilda, Waltzing Matilda ... come on everyone . .. Waltzing Matilda ...

Hey! Where are the girlie parts in this book?

This food just makes me wanna stand up and sing!

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All right guys, so what if I'm the only white guy with a 'fro!

Before .. .

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Ok Brad, it's time you learned about the facts of life.

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Should I just take the zero or try to shovel the b.s?

Belmont Vice

Oh Bruce! I love a man who wears English Leather.

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Harvard? Ponzi?

You don't like my outfit? You wanna make something of it?

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This is my bio project on genetic mutations, sir.

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Maybe I shouldn't have skipped history.

So you want to know what safe sex is?

All right Jarrett, now you're dead!

I dig I hab a code.

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Jeffrey Jacobs John Konevich Jon Kosow Robert Maier Chris Monaco Victor Nicolazzo Alex Otte Michael Palmer Peter Protopapas Arthur Schleifer Jarrett Williams

The Panel THE PANEL Volume 33 Number 6

Monday, November 18, 1985 Editors-In-Chief Ben Anastas '86 Marjorie Just '86 Lisa Monaco '86

News Editors Geoff Stewart '86 Katesy Townsend '86

Executive Editor Frank Mooney '86

Feature Editors Lynn Harris '86 Tom Slosberg '86

Sports Editors Tom Baker '86 Krissy Guleserian '86

Copy Editors Lynne Cohen '86 Sean McLaughlin '87

Managing Editors Liz Brown '87 Steve Meade '86

Associate Editors Jon Davis '86 Hilary Lieberman '87 David Reno '86

Cartoon Editor Robin Cass '87

Photo Editors Paul Hauf '86 Katie Swenson '86

Business Editors Cindy Korb '87 Tom Sullivan '86

Staff Writers Chris Connelly '86 Andy Diamond '86 John Green '86 Dave Parrot '86 Elizabeth Skates '87 Melissa Skates '86 Ted Marple '87 Larry Tosi '86

Faculty Advisors Sara GrOve Chris Zamore

Elizabeth Bennett Andrew Boxer Artie Boland Sean Carney Jennifer Cohn Joseph Dabringer Laura Fischman

Editorial Assistants $hameem Mohiuddin Reese Genser Jay Parkhill Kristen Hoffman Alessandra Poggio Jennifer Hoffman Peter Regan Gil Hundley J.J. Rebello Jeff Jacobs Barrie Rosenberg Jeff Mills

Volume 33 of THE PANEL took over after another award winning year. Volume 32 walked away from their duties with a first place with special merit prize from the American Scholastic Press Association.

The editors vowed to equal this honor. The year proved to be a difficult one: late nights at Belmont Printers, missed deadlines, Panel night mayhem etc. But, the year also proved to be a lot of fun: the joke issue (and ensuing uproar), the aborted and then re-planned New York trip.

Most of all, the editors of volume 33 left behind a tradition of fun and Panel night hors d'oeuvres.

Peter Shepard Charlotte Tillman John Viola Jen Wheeler Gardi Willis Marcus Woolcott

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Published every three weeks, it serves as a medium for students, faculty, alumni, and friends to express their views concerning pertinent issues. The Panel encourages responsible opinions in the form of letters to the editor and guest editorials. All letters must be signed by the writer and mailed to The Panel, 350 Prospect St., Belmont, Mass. 02178. Deadlines for letters are the second Mondays after publication.

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Mit Prospector EDITORS — IN — CHIEF Boris Chen Sean Sullivan (III) ASSISTANT EDITORS Josh Gordon Roddy Moon LITERARY EDITORS Anupam Dalai Ryan Larrenaga Michael Lopez Geoff Tennican PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Dean Schwartz STAFF EDITOR Ajay Zutshi STAFF Andrew Bray Daniel Rosenblatt Todd Sullivan David Berns Elliott Hawkes Jon Boxer Jay Gordon Sean Hayes Murphy Steve FACULTY ADVISOR Walter Beattie

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LYCEUM This year's debating club has exhibited much enthusiasm and interest, in fact it was often the case that more debators were willing to participate than there were spots available for them. Although the team as a whole did not perform all that well there were many outstanding, individual performers. Perhaps its best performance all year was at the Roxbury Latin Tournament, an all novice debate. In this event the excellence of some young debators such as Jon Golden and Andy Muldoon was demonstrated. Later in the year the club held the successful Belmont Hill debate, in which ten schools participated. Although many veteran debators such as Jarrett Williams, Sean Carney and Tim Burke were unable to participate because of conflicting debates, many novice debators were there to hone their skills, most notable, Seth Narins and Doug Hampers. In addition, many Belmont Hill debators, especially Andy Boxer, Chris Wiseman, Craig Bergstrom, and seniors Karl Benedict and Larry Tosi, were able to see the other side of debating by judging this and other events. The final debate of the year was the Deerfield extemporaneous debate, in which Larry Tosi and Craig Bergstrom won all three of their debates and Larry placed second overall in speaker points. This proved to be a rebuilding year, for the club had only two returning seniors, Karl Benedict and Larry Tosi. Yet in the novice debates fine talent was displayed and next year's leadership under Chris Wiseman and Andy Boxer promises to be good. The talent of next year's club should be excellent, thanks to the many opportunities given to the novice debators to hone their skills in this year's club. A final word of thanks should go to faculty advisor Mr. Zanetta for his help in organizing the club.

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First row:C. Mecray, K. Benedict,T. Burke, L. Tosi, P. Cannistraro, J. Bebello, Mr. Zanetta. Second row:J. Golden, J. Senna, S. Narins, B. Bettmann, S. Carney, J. Gay, G. Tennican.

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MODEL U.N. The model United Nations Club had a very successful year despite an abbreviated schedule. Due to some unfortunate happenings at the Harvard U.N. in 1984, this years group was unable to attend the conference. This limited the agenda to just the Yale Conference in February.

What was missing in quantity was made up in quality, however, as the twenty Belmont Hill delegates made a strong showing at Yale. The group consisted of nine seniors, seven juniors and four sophomores and was chaperoned by Mr. MacDonald. Belmont Hill represented Lebanon, Ecuador, Austria, Nicaragua and The Netherlands on the various committees.

It was the juniors who received the most recognition for their work, as Ted Hamann, Joe Dabringer, Bill Bettmann all won awards for outstanding work in their committees. This was more awards than the school had won in the the past two years combined. The contributions of the seniors, however, can not be ignored. Although he did not recieve formal recognition for his efforts, there are few people that will soon forget Albert Price's "terror for bananas" speech. And outside the committee meetings the seniors really showed their leadership.

The excellent work of the sophomores and juniors show that Belmont Hill is on its way to reasserting itself as a powerhouse in high school diplomacy.

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OUTING CLUB If nothing else, this was a colorful year for the Outing Club. A dozen newcomers joined the seasoned veterans and the group was pulled together by a series of mishaps that unified us as nothing else could. Long after the mountains are forgotten and the village names fade into dim memories, the accidents will remain in the minds of all of us.

December 19, 1985 was certainly the climax (though nadir might possibly be the more appropriate term) as a house burned (a design defect in the chimney), a car crashed (a surprise patch of ice) and Mr. Downey had the joy of explaining it all - long distance, thank God - to the respective owners and parents of the property and people involved."Never again! My stars are crossed!" he has been heard to mumble to this day,and do you know?

We think he means it.

Other misfortunes were less calamatous, but just as interesting. How do tire blowouts, leaving members at service stations by mistake and getting traffic violations sound to you as a way to have a good time? Interestingly enough, the events of the year did bring us together as a group. When you messed up, you messed up with friends, and when something horrendous happened, it happened to all of you. One Panel headline read "Outing club achieves camaraderie", well, that was just what did happen.

Perhaps overshadowed by the mishaps, the trips themselves were, nonetheless, quite interesting in their own right. Club president Ted Hamann took special pride in trying to keep the trips exciting (perhaps he should try a little less next year). In this light, the Liberty and Flume trip was the most exhilarating. It included the scaling of a mile long slide and some truly spectacular views. Other trips included hiking in Vermont, climbing Mt. Watchuset, a three day winter camping trip, biking and crosscountry skiing.

All in all, it has been a year to remember if not to repeat, and the spirit lives on. With a little refinement, 1986-1987 could be the best year yet.

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A general account of this season is too easy to give. Like many of the seasons before, the team "turned it on and then turned it off" as coach Sullivan would warn us not to. We say "us" because only those affiliated with football will read this, and we believe that this piece should be written for us, rather than bore ourselves by giving a mundane play by play account of the season.

Will we be remembered by the coaching staff, especially by Coach Dewar, any more than teams of previous years? We were a different lot.

At preseason we were confidently striving for the 7-0 record. At Milton we overcame our own laziness, and drove the ball down their throats in the second half. That cannot be denied. But didn't we expect to win?

We became overconfident.

Why did Dan Curtin have to get hurt before Nobles? We won't ever forget Art Boland's sentiments before the game which are so vivid in our minds, it seems impossible to forget. Did the weather beat us? Nobles did. We played our hearts out. No one used the loss of Danny as an excuse, at least no one who we may identify with did. Muddy Art sitting with Dan in the locker room for an hour after the game. Men cried there.

The see-saw always. We killed St. Marks. We physically ran them over, yet we lost. Is that possible? The dark cloud in the silver lining. Paul Popeo got speared. Out for the sea140

son. We saw it, he was speared.

Would we have gone 6-1 with him healthy? This question doesn't exist.

Disregard it. Would have and should have don't exist.

Did BB & N and Groton beat us or did we lose to them? Who did we blame for these losses? Each other individually? No. We were disgraceful. We know that. Coach Kimball wanted a streak, right? We were lost for these two weeks, but we would gracefully learn what a good streak is.

We beat Middlesex and GDA. We established the momentum early and never lost it. Bill Cotter was hurt.

His last game was over long before.

Offensive linemen Dave Parrot and Mike Drucker opened up all the holes. Defensive linemen Pete Trevisani, Scott Bacon, and Art Boland plugged the holes up. John Skinner ran for 100 yards. Dave Smith caught a TD pass from Any Kaneb.

Greg Supple intercepted a ball.

Mark Driscoll booted the cover off the ball. Popeo recovered. These seniors then made their grand exits.

We shared our feelings among ourselves, opened ourselves up. 4-3 is a winning record, as we are winners.

The coaches know this, we know this.

We have a streak to build on, with Milton being the first victim. We will all be there. Some of us won't be playing. But we can watch and remember. It seems the good moments become great memories and the bad moments fade away.

Record: 4-3 BHS 27 0 34 0 3 13 30

Opponents: Milton Nobles St. Mark's Groton B.B. & N. Middlesex G.D.A.

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First Row:Coach Faro, Coach Curtin, M. Driscoll, M. Drucker, J. Skinner, A. Boland, D. Curtin, B. Cotter, A. Kaneb, D. Smith L. Sylverin. Second Row: Coach Dewar, Coach Lyne, Coach Sullivan, D. Casey, D. Parrot, G. Supple, P. Trevisani, S. Bacon, D. Reno, B. Le ry, A. Muldoon, D. Southmayd, Trainer Paul Palmer, J. Scanlon, Equipment Manager W. Waite. Third Row:T. Madden, J. Lobosco,S. Sidell, D. O'Connell, P. Cote, T. Lonergan, T. McCraw, B. Sage, A. Boxer, G. Lynch, Coach Kimbell, Coach Morehouse. Fourth Row:J. Curtin, G. Abate, T. Hostage, W. Averill, S. Landau,L.Stead, J. Konevich, D.Sullivan,J. O'Neill. Fifth Row:G. Al-Marayati, M.Woods,R. Reis, T. Donahue,T. Hardin, R. Madden,J. Coady,C. Grady, G. Willis, P. Protopapas. Sixth Row:S. Silk, R. Maier, J. Kelly, J. Mahoney, B. McDermott, V. Barletta, P. Denise, T. Buckley, L. LaBonte.

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J.V. FOOTBALL Record: 3-3 BHS 7 8 21 14 0

Opponents Milton Nobles Middlesex Groton GDA BBN

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VARSITY SOCCER A somewhat disappointing start changed it's course. . .

This year's varsity soccer team combined youth, leadership and pride to establish a 11-3-1 record and secure a third place finish in the I.S.L. A somewhat disappointing start changed it's course and led to eight straight victories at the end of the season.

Belmont Hill travelled to Roxbury Latin for its season opener and walked away with a 1-1 tie with the first goal of the season scored by sophomore Tim Kelly. A 4-0 loss to St. Sebastian's cast a dark shadow over the team's high hopes, yet the next two games proved that Belmont Hill had the talent with easy wins over Milton and St. George's. On a rainy Belmont Hill Day the team provided a 3-0 shutout against a shocked Nobles team. Brad Bates and Tom Hanson led the scoring drive with a pair of goals and fouryear veteran C.J. Young iced the victory with a powerful inside shot. In the next two games the team lost to first place St. Paul,'s and to St. Mark's on a penalty shot.

For the last eight games Belmont Hill initiated a prevent defense led

by Ted Schoenharl, Tom Baker, Doug Oppenheimer, and goalie Aaron Caplan, and allowed only 5 goals.

The offense led by C.J.Young and Cort Gwon started their goal scoring spree with 4 shutouts in a row: Thayer, Groton, Lawrence, and B.B.

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& N. Unforunately for the team, sophomore Tim Kelly hurt his leg and was unable to complete the season. However, halfback Tom Sullivan returned in full spirit after a preseason injury, scoring a goal against a top ranked Lawrence team. Probably the highlight of the season was a 2-1 victory over second place Brooks. C.J. Young went coast to coast to score the first goal. However, Brooks bounced back in the second half with a goal on a long direct kick. With 20 seconds left in the game Tim Long lofted a beautiful corner kick which bounced around the outside of the goal, and with one second left, Scott Barringer pumped

Record: II - 3- 1 BHS I 0 5 2 3 2 0 3 4 4 2 2 3 3 4

Opponents: Roxbury Latin St. Sebastian's Milton St. George's Nobles St. Paul's St. Mark's Thayer Groton Lawrence B.B. & N Brooks Middlesex Rivers G.D.A.

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the ball into the net in front of a dazed crowd. In their last three games Belmont Hill coasted by their opponents Middlesex, Rivers, and Governor Dummer. Special performances on offense in these three games were given by Andy Diamond, Reese Genser, Tom Hanson, Barrett Coakley, and David Browne and on defense, Andy Hauck, Chris Awtrey (12th man award winner), Larry Tosi, Ted Marple, and Mike Udris who looks to be a promising starting goalie next year. Credit cannot be given to the team without recognizing the outstanding knowledge and leadership provided by coaches Seeley and Burt, and the great efforts of trainer Joe Dabringer and manager Dan Margulis. Cort Gwon, C.J. Young, Ted Schoenharl, and Aaron Caplan were selected by coaches in the league for the Massachusetts team, while C.J. Young was selected for the All New England team. With twelve returning varsity players, next year's team looks to have a successful season under captain Scott Barringer.

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Record: 8-4-3 BHS 2 4 5 2 0 0 0 3 1 2 4 6 4 2 4

Opponents Andover St. Sebastions Milton St. Georges Nobles St. Pauls St. Marks Thayer Groton Lawrence BB & N Brooks Middlesex Rivers GDA

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Sitting: J. Golden, S. Chun, T. Maws, J. Bines. First Row:C. Eldh, T. Sitzmann, P. Privitera, P. Leis, K. Poss, C. Monaco, D. Schleifer, J. Beaver. Second Row:Coach Bates, M. Hilgenberg, D. Carlock, M. DiMare, P. Hirschmann, A. Shaw, J. Burt, J. Mills, J. Narins, P. Drepanos, M. Bowens, Coach Brownell. Third Row:D. Cody, C. Mecray, W. Bachner, J. Markis, B. Bettman, C. Jones, E. Brosio, M. Liles, S. Carney. Missing: T. Burke, S. McLaughlin, J.J. Rebello, J. Senna, P. Shepard, J. Fiore.

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VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY With heads adorned, B.H.S. thundered across the muddy fields. . .

This year's cross country team had a tough act to follow. Rumor had it that the team would not be able to equal last year's impressive season. However, strong man talent displayed itself, and the team pulled together, compiling a 10-1 record and placing second in both the I.S.L. and New England Championships.

The season started right after Labor Day. The preseason long-distance runs showed the team who had trained over the summer. After the annual Charles River Run through Cambridge, the team began to take on shorter distances in preparation for the big Milton Weekend.Speedwork was done a new way this year. Because of the building of the new baseball diamond, the B.H.S. course had to be modified. Thus, the all new Benedict lap was instituted. This was a half mile run up around Speare House and back down around the soccer field. It also provided the team with a new obstacle, the Stewart's lawn furniture.

In addition to the new Benedict lap, other methods were created to keep practices interesting. There was another half-mile loop that included the Headmaster's hill. Who can forget the videotaping of the team early in the season? Mr. Zamore, driving Mr. Kirby's car, drove in front of the team, with Eric Levine riding shotgun, holding the camera. Finally, another first this season were the scavenger hunts on Thursdays. The first was an orienteering challenge to Waltham to get red flags.

Then there was a run to Belmont Center to collect railroad spikes and a tool brochure.

Then there was another orienteering adventure, the now famous "cider run". Back again to Belmont Center and Cushing Square. Not only was there a scavenger hunt, searching for items like the tracing of a ladies heel and the phone number of a beautiful woman, but also a hunting we did go for red, yellow and green balloons, but not blue! Special tribute must be made here to Peter "Flip" Landau and Lester

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Lien, for always going the longest way and getting lost, and don't forget Greeno and the swamp rats.

It wasn't only the exciting practices of Mr. Zamore that made this year exciting, it was also the success of the varsity team. This team consisted of eight members. Captain Joe Cannistraro and Rick Kassassieh led the team by running in the front of the pack, always dependable for two of the top three spots. The rest of the pack keyed off these front runners.

This pack included Captain Jon Bernheimer, Karl Benedict, Adam Thornborough, Marty Keane, Matt Siegel and Marcus Collier.

Adam was the most consistent of the pack, never having a really bad race and always coming in strong. Marty Keane was the surprise, coming into his own from number 1 J.V. runner at Milton to the number 3 varsity man at the I.S.L. Championships. The Commander was able to stick with these guys for part of the race and proved to be a strong fifth man.

Jon remained consistent, sticking with the Commander,despite a nagging hamstring pull that occured halfway into the season. Matt Siegel and Marcus battled it out for that seventh man position, each running about half the races. Matt came on strong toward the end of the season and ran with the varsity during the championships.

Although the season was marred by a loss to Milton during the first meet, Belmont bounced back with new fire, crushing a lackluster Nobles team in the mud. They went on to beat St. Mark's in a very close race. The rest of the season Belmont had the upper hand, finishing 10-1.

After such a successful regular season, the team had high championship hopes. The I.S.L. Championships were held at Middlesex.

The ground was wet, but B.H.S.'s spirit was high. Adam Thornborough brought the team to life with colored hair spray. With heads adorned, B.H.S. thundered across the muddy fields. Despite an awesome showing by

Record: 10 - 1 BHS 15 17 17 17 25 15 17 19 15 17

Opponents: Milton Nobles Middlesex Lawrence Roxbury Latin St. Mark's G.D.A. Brooks Thayer Portsmith Abbey B.B. & N.

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finished second of sixteen in I.S.L. Championships finished second of eighteen in New England Class B Championships

always coming in strong. Marty Keane was the surprise, coming into his own from number I J.V. runner at Milton to the number 3 varsity man at the I.S.L. Championships.

The Commander was able to stick with these guys for part of the race and proved to be a strong fifth man.

Jon remained consistent, sticking with the Commander, despite a nagging hamstring pull that occured halfway into the season. Matt Siegel and Marcus battled it out for that seventh man position, each running about half the races. Matt came on strong toward the end of the season and ran with the varsity during the championships.

Although the season was marred by a loss to Milton during the first meet, Belmont bounced back with new fire, crushing a lackluster No-

First Row:L. Lien, P. Landau, A. Thonbrough, J. Cannistraro, J. Bernheimer, K. Benedict, R. Kassissieh, M.Siegel.

Second Row:Coach Zamore, E. LeVine, T. Hung, P. Cannistraro, K. Heiss, S. Annino, J. Gay, S. Chung, Coach Kirby. Missing: J. Green, J. Parkhill, M. Sur, M. Collier, M. Keane.

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bles team in the mud. They went on to beat St. Mark's in a very close race. The rest of the season Belmont had the upper hand, finishing 10-1.

After such a successful regular season, the team had high championship hopes. The I.S.L. Championships were held at Middlesex. The ground was wet, but B.H.S.'s spirit was high. Adam Thornborough brought the team to life with colored hair spray. With heads adorned, B.H.S. thundered across the muddy fields. Despite an awesome showing

by B.H.S.,(Joe (3), Rick (4), Marty (14), Adam (17), and Karl (29), it wasn't enough to beat St. Mark's, who had recently recovered their injured captain. Thus B.H.S. took second, a sweet revenge on Milton.

At the New England's in Suffield, Belmont looked to revenge St. Mark's. It was a challenging course full of vertical hills, cow dung and sinkholes, yet Belmont Hill attacked it. Again, although there were many exciting races, Adam placed eleventh and Matt thirty-first, Belmont could still not overcome a very strong St. Mark's team and took second.

All and all the team had a very successful season and all the seniors on the team were happy with such an exciting performance.

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J.V. CROSS COUNTRY Record: 10-0

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BHS 19 25 19 17 17 15 16 15 16 17

Opponents Milton Nobles Middlesex Lawrence Roxbury Latin St. Marks GDA Brooks Thayer Port Abbey

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THIRD FOOTBALL Record: 1-4-1

FOURTH FOOTBALL Record: 3-1-1

FIFTH FOOTBALL Record: 2-2-1

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THIRD SOCCER Record: 9-1-1

FOURTH A SOCCER Record: 11-0

FOURTH B SOCCER Record: 6-4

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FIFTH SOCCER Record: 10-1

THIRD CROSS COUNTRY Record: 7-1

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VARSITY BASKETBALL

First row: A. Kaneb, M. Drucker, D. Smith, B. Chicoski. Second row: Mr. Bertelsen, Mr. Silverman, J. Kelly, A. Shaw, C. Connelly, P. Hirschmann, L. Palandjian, J. Skinner, T. Sullivan, S. Bacon, M. Solakian. Missing: L. Sylverin.

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The 1985-86 Belmont Hill Varsity Basketball team achieved one of its best records in recent years, compiling a 10-5 I.S.L. record and a 12-6 overall mark. When the team lost star player Kyle Delaney to graduation, it knew that it would have to develop into more of a team if it hoped to be successful this season, and that is exactly what the team became, a team.

The team started off its season on a very high note, as it defeated Nobles 50-45 in a thrilling game. The lead changed hands many times, but near the end of the game, Belmont Hill put on a spurt which was helped greatly by the newly found student cheering section. Junior center Andy Shaw,21 points and 11 rebounds; cocaptain David Smith, 11 pts. and 8 assists; and Senior forward Andy Kaneb, 8 rbs. and 4 steals, provided the necessary leadership for this game and for the rest of the entire season.

The team then traveled to the Rivers Holiday Tournament at which it came up with a 2-1 record and a

third-place finish. In the first game, the team defeated a very weak Middlesex squad 44-29. Belmont Hill was led once again by Shaw, with 19 pts. and 10 rbs., and Junior forward Leon Palandjian, with 11 pts. and 8 rbs. In the next game Belmont Hill lost to the eventual tournament champion, Thayer Academy, 66-56.

The team played a strong game, but a run by Thayer in the second period proved to be the big blow in the game. In the game for third place, Belmont Hill defeated Milton 45-38.

Palandjian led the way with 14 pts. and 7 rbs. The third-place finish was one of the best finishes for Belmont Hill in many years.

Two of the most exciting victories of the season came in overtime against Rivers and Roxbury Latin. It took two overtimes for Belmont Hill to defeat a very strong Rivers team 55-54. Big performances were turned in by Shaw, with 20 pts. and 11 rbs., and Junior guard Bob Chicosky, with 12 pts., 4 steals, and 4 assists. There is no doubt that the 7974 triple-overtime victory against

Record: 12-6 BHS 50 44 56 45 51 50 55 56 48 79 75 60 58 46 53 49 60 52

Nobles Middlesex Thayer Milton BBN Groton Rivers St. Sebastian St. Mark's Roxbury Latin St. Paul's Brooks Middlesex Lawrence St. George's GDA Thayer Milton

Opponents 45 29 66 38 49 52 54 76 41 74 62 54 35 53 37 65 68 49

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Roxbury Latin was the most exciting game of the 1985-86 season. Belmont Hill trailed several times in each of the overtimes, but the team would not be denied. Andy Kaneb hit many clutch outside shots to save the team from defeat in each of the overtimes. Each of the starters scored in double figures, and Junior John Kelly provided the strength off the bench with 11 rebounds.

The team suffered a few disheartening losses that greatly dampened its hopes of gaining a berth in the New England Prep School Tournament. The first of the losses came at the hands of Lawrence Academy in overtime, 53-46. Belmont Hill was completely outplayed in the overtime session, failing to score a single point. Bob Chicoski turned in a good perfromance with 17 points. The next of the losses was to Governor Dummer by a score of 65-49. Belmont Hill played a very strong first half but was outplayed in the second half. Governor Dummer's height proved to be the decisive factor in this game. The last of the losses came at the hands of the eventual league champion, Thayer Academy.

Andy Kaneb provided the spark throughout the game to help Bel-

J.V. BASKETBALL

First row: J. Senna, L. Stead, D. Carlock, T. Kelly, M. Fiore. Second row: Mr. Kimball, D. Oppenheimer, J. Gay, L. Chu, P. Landau, M. Woods, T. Hardin, T. Martin, Mr. Silverman. Missing:J. Viola, D. Margulis, S. Sidell. mont Hill establish a seven point lead at the end of three quarters. But the fourth quarter was a different story. Thayer scored eight straight points, outscoring Belmont Hill 2611 in that crucial period, and won the game 68-60. Andy Kaneb scored a team high 24 points, most of them coming from long outside shots.

Belmont Hill ended its most successful season in years with a victory over Milton, 52-49. Co-captains David Smith and Michael Drucker and the rest of the Seniors provided the necessary leadership that enabled the team to do as well as it did. The Seniors would like to thank Mr. Bertelsen for the dedication that he has shown to the basketball program and wish good luck to Andy Shaw, next year's captain, and the rest of the 1986-87 basketball team.

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VARSITY HOCKEY

First row:J. Lobosco, B. Egan, P. Hauf,C. Young, J. O'Neill, P. Popeo, D. Drew. Second row: Mr. Fusco, N. Bokavich, T. Madden, D. Browne,S. Barringer, J. Coady,T. Burke, T. Copeland, J. Biotti, D. Pergola, W. Averill, T. Sitzmann,S. Landau, J. Tulimieri, J. Tuck, Mr. Martin.

Right from the opening face-off of the 1985-86 season, the boys on the varsity hockey squad knew that the pressure was on. The burden was upon them to follow in the footsteps of the previous year's championship team and the season looked long and tough. The solid defeat of the team from Thayer helped put things in a good light, but the next game's lackluster win over Exeter should have sounded some warning signals; was the team overconfident this early in the season?

I.S.L. play began badly for Belmont Hill with the team losing the opener to Lawrence, and a somewhat sobered squad left school just before Christmas break to do battle in the annual free-for-all known as the Lawrenceville Tournament. Though Taft and Deerfield yielded to the boys from the Hill, Nichols proved to be the team of the day and Belmont settled for a third place in the tournament.

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hearteningly solid win over St. Sebastian's; 8-1. Again, the wreath of victory was not to come home from Buffulo, however, as Nichols school edged in as the winner once again, leaving the Belmont team improved but frustrated at second place.

Back at home, it was time to start showing the coach what the team was capable of, and a string of five straight victories culminated in an exciting and hard won overtime game against the team that had started them off on the wrong foot so long before; Lawrence Academy.

The lure and the jinx of the road were to strike the team again and the Kent tournament took its toll as a third unsuccessful toad show for what was by all other standards a positive and effective team. Three victories in a row put the bloom back in their cheeks and it looked for awhile as though the league championship at least was sewed up. Then came the heartstopping losses at the end of the season, two of them in a row. Teams from B.B. + N. and St. Paul's played through and left Belmont behind Thayer in the stand-

Record: 17-6 BHS 10 8 1 4 2 3 8 6 5 3 6 7 6 4 9 0 2 12 13 0 3 5 8

Tabor Exeter Lawrence Taft Nichols Deerfield St. Sebastian's St. Andrew's Detroit Nichols Nobles Thayer St. Paul's Lawrence B.B. & N. Kent St. Sebastian's Milton Nobles St. Paul's B.B. & N. Thayer Milton

Opponents: 1 4 5 3 3 2 4 2 4 4 2 1 3 3 1 7 1 3 6 4 7 2 0

League Standing: 1st League Record: 11-3 Won 1.S.L. with Thayer

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ings. The final confrontation had to happen, and happen it did with the boys from the Hill rising to the occasion and finishing the season after victories over Thayer and Milton in a dead tie for the Keller league championships. Yet another tournament loomed large on the horizon, but coach Martin declined the invitation to the New Englands for the good of the team and thus ended the year on a solid footing.

Champions once again, the Belmont Hill Hockey team laid down the weight they had carried this year. Their records were impressive: 11 and 6 for a league record and five members of the team picked for all league honors; C.J. Young, David Browne, Todd Copeland, Dave Pergola and Will Averill. Captain C.J. Young turned in a record of 40 goals scored in one season and was actually bested by one of his own teammates at 42 - David Browne.

This was the ninth time in the last decade that Belmont Hill has been on the pennant as the winning team in the Keller division.

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First row: A. Muldoon, D. Cody, P. Privitera, A. Hauck, P. Regan, J. Mills, D. Casey. Second row: Mr. Carroll, R. Reis, G. Lynch, W. Bachner, B. Leary, M. Driscoll, D. Parrot, S. Silk, C. Jones, B. Coakley, P. Driscoll, T. Hanson, Mr. Brownell. Missing: J. Wycoff, R. Madden, P. Cote.

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First Row: A. Caplan, Mr. Seeley, M. Genser. Second Row: A. DerKazarian, J. Bernheimer, T. Long.

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The 1985-1986 Belmont Hill squash team can undoubtedly be called one of the best in the history of the school. Not losing a match all year, the five member team ran away with the Independent School League title as well as claiming victory at the interscholastic tournament. Jon Bernheimer, Tim Long, Aaron Caplan, Alan DerKazarian, and Reese Genser dominated opponents all year under the reputable coaching of George Seeley. Each member of the team clearly distinguished himself at crucial moments during the season.

At the number five position, first year letterman Reese Genser improved drastically every time he stepped on the court and recorded an undefeated season for the team by saving victory at Andover Academy.

Tied at two matches each, the decicing match pitted the Belmont Hill player against a top-twenty nationally-ranked player. Genser came through with a convincing 3-1 conquest to avoid a mid-season scare.

Alan DerKazarian, at number four, defeated his opponent from Exeter Academy on the last outing of the season. As with Andover, the score was tied at two apiece when the

Record: 16 - 0 BHS 4 5 5 4 5 4 5 4 5 3 5 4 5 5 3 3

Opponents: Milton Middlesex Brooks St. Paul's Nobles Groton Deerfield Groton Tabor Andover Choate Middlesex Brooks Milton Dartmouth Exeter

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final match began. DerKazarian jumped out to an early 2-0 lead, taking the opener in a tie-breaker. The Exeter player made things interesting by winning the third, until DerKazarian closed it out in front of a capacity crowd.

Aaron Capaln stunned the field at the interscholastic tournament by reaching the semi-finals in the number three bracket. Playing the best squash of his career at Belmont Hill, Caplan gave Belmont Hill the needed points to take the interscholastic crown. This performance highlighted consistent play throughout the season at the number three position.

At number two, newcomer to the school Tim Long brought his enviable raquet skills to Belmont Hill from Connecticut. Long compiled the only undefeated personal record on the team as he moved through opponents, losing just one game in all his matches. One of the two nationally-ranked junior players at Bel-

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mont Hill, Long was ranked the number three player in the entire I.S.L. as a number two team player.

Needless to say, Long came through for the team in every match, easing the pressure on the other members.

Jon Bernheimer filled the number one position on the team for the second year in a row. A varsity letterman at Belmont Hill for six years, the list of his accomplishments goes on endlessly. Nationally-ranked in the top two or three every year since age 12, Bernheimer put Belmont Hill on the squash map. Named the number two player in the I.S.L., Bernheimer lost to only one opponent in interscholastic play. He too came through for the team on a regular basis and provided the encouragement for the team as a second year captain.

Teams in the future will look to come close to doing what this year's team did-but will be hard pressed to equal their accomplishments.

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First row:J. Rebello, Mr. White, M. D'Orsi. Second row: T. Slosberg, R. Robert, D. Gwon, S. Stossel.

Missing: A. Sonnenschein, A. Hasiotis.

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Record: 6-5 Opponents Milton Middlesex St. Paul's Nobles Groton St. Mark's Groton Tabor Middlesex Brooks Milton

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ALPINE SKIING

First row: G. Tennican, S. O'Brien, M. French, R. Moon, J. Finnon, Z. Lee, R. Crowley, D. Rosenblatt.

Second row: Mr. Hunt, C. Eldh, M. Bowens, M. Liles, P. Kerr, M. DiMare, C. Moon, P. Denise, E. Brosio, C. Mecray, M. Siegel. Missing: C. Monaco, S. Lavelle, M. Hilgenberg, J. Swan.

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The 1985-86 season marked the first year that the Belmont Hill Alpine Ski Team did not win the league title. With six of the top ten skiers graduating, this year's team lacked the depth and strength of previous years. Although there were strong performances by several of the team members, the lack of consistency proved to be the greatest problem.

The first race of the season was held two days after the end of winter vacation. With only one day of training, the team travelled to Blue Hills with confidence in winning another league title. Unfortunately, this was not the case as the top three seeds from Belmont Hill fell and were disqualified, or finished with times well behind those of the leaders. Chris Moon, Carl Eldh, freshman Rod Moon,and Mike Liles finished sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth, respectively; and captured second place for Belmont Hill.

The second race was held at Nashoba Valley, and, again, the top seeds had difficulty with the course even though they were racing on their "home" slope. Strong perfor-

mances were put in by new team member Peter Denise and Mike Liles, but Belmont Hill finished in a disappointing third place. At this point, the chances of winning a ninth consecutive league title were very slim. Nevertheless, the team looked to finish strongly in the final race at Blue Hills.

The last race of the season was the closest of the three, with only two points separating first and second place, and nine points separating second and third place. Unfortunatly, Belmont Hill came up short, finishing in third place behind Milton and Nobles. Top finishers for Belmont Hill were Carl Eldh, Chris Moon, and Peter Denise, placing seventh, eighth, and ninth, respectively. Close behind were co-captain Marco DiMare and Chris Mecray, taking eleventh and twelfth.

For the second year in a row, Belmont Hill skiers participated at the Bay State Games in Western Massachusetts at Jiminy Peak. Chris Moon and Carl Eldh, with their seventh place tie in the individual standings, qualified for the Games, and tray-

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elled with late entry Chris Mecray and qualifiers from Nobles to the Games.

With the graduation of only one team member, co-captain Chris Monaco, next year's squad hopes to dominate the I.S.L. and regain the title under the leadership of next year's co-captains Marco DiMare and Carl Eldh, and with the strong skiing of returning lettermen.

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NORDIC SKIING

First row: A. Thornbrough, P. Althausen, B. Bates, J. Cannistraro, R. Kassissieh. Second row: Mr. Bates, J. Parkhill, K. Heiss, T. Marpie, M. Udris, B. Bettman, T. Hung, L. Lien, Mr. Kirby. Missing: J. Beaver, K. Benedict, G. Bradlee, P. Cannistraro, J. Green, M. Palmer, P. Shepard.

BHS Finished: First out of 9 Schools BHS Finished: First out of 9 Schools BHS Finished: Second out of 9 Schools BHS Finished: First out of 9 Schools

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The 1985-1986 ski season held few surprises for the strong B.H.S. ski team.

Again, this year, the ski team finished eleven points in front of their close rival, Middlesex. The Junior Varsity team raced against themselves. They placed first, 82 points ahead of Groton's J.V. Karl Benedict captained this year's team to three wins out of four races. Brad Bates and Peter Althausen continually placed First and second for B.H.S. The ski conditions were much better this year than in in previous years but still well below those the team encountered in Waterville Valley at the annual Ski Camp.

This season's camp was packed with skiing and good times. Long nights and exhausting practices highlighted the weekend.

Some of the new additions to this year included skating skis. It was discovered that Peltonen skating skis do break on highways when ski-racks aren't closed.

Joe Cannistraro and Mr. White earned their siver medals at the Canadien Ski

Marathon. They did this insane thing while carrying a twelve-pound backpack.

The marathon is 100 miles long spread over two days of skiing. Lester Lien and Karl Benedict both completed 7 sections of the whole course. Adam Thornbrough and Mike Udris had to stop because of frosty fingers and toes.

Mr. Bates and Mr. Kirby lead strenuous practices that helped everyone on the team enjoy a successful season.

There were eight letter winners at the season's end.

Next year's captain is Adam Thornbrough. Adam's plan for next year: "WIN!" The team looks forward to several feet of snow and many victories to follow in the 1986-1987 season.

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First Row: J. Bines, R. Agredo, A. Gleason, S. Meade, E. Schoenharl, R. Demars, G. Hundley, J. Curtin, M. Byrnes. Second Row: M. Gulesarian, G. Abate, P. Protopapas, H. Wilmer, C. Wiseman, G. Stewart, E. Markis, Coach Linberg. Missing:J. Konevich, E. Levine, M. Sullivan.

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This year's wrestling team, under the leadership of M.V.P. Steve Meade and Ted Schoenharl, had a rough season, winning only one meet. As expected, the season proved to be a rebuilding year, with a lot of the younger wrestlers holding spots on the Varsity. The team was composed of five seniors, three Juniors, two sophomores, and two freshmen. With the loss of Eric Levine, the team was forced to begin each match losing by six points.

Through all this, the wrestlers persevered and ended the season favorably at the Graves Kelsey Tournament.

At the 110 class, Joel Bines performed admirably. Although he didn't win a match during the regular season, Joel stuck with it and came in fifth in the Graves. Joel is sure to improve and he is looking forward to proving himself next year.

Mike "The Burner" Byrnes stuggled all year to keep his weight at 121 pounds. Mike had a tough season, winning no meets, but he was one of the hardest workers on the team. If he brings his good attitude

to the team next year, the other wrestlers may only benefit from Mike's prescence.

At 127, Co-Captain Steve Meade had a great season. He placed third in the Graves,and was one of the few people to win any matches for us this year. Steve was totally committed to the team and he deserved the M.V.P. trophy for the time and effort he gave, even though the team was not very successful.

At 127 Bob "Speed Bump" Agredo fared well during the season.

He had one of the better records on the team and he won some key matches.

Next year's Captain, John Konevich, wrestled at 138. John pinned three opponents and hopes to turn the tide of his team by individually destroying anyone who crosses his path next year.

Rob Demars wrestled at 145 with moderate success. Unfortunately for him, 145 was one of the strongest division in the league, but he fought onward and won some matches he wasn't supposed to win.

At 152, freshman Mike Gulesar-

Record: 1 - 11 BHS 18 5 II 23 18 26 8 6 37 6 18 15

Opponents: Middlesex G.D.A. Thayer Lawrence Nobles Rivers Brooks St. Paul's St. Mark's Milton Roxbury Latin B.B. & N.

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ian did win a match. Mike plans to attend camp this Summer and come back next year in more of a position to help the team.

Bo Wilmer was at 160, and didn't perform as well as he probably wished to. But the competition he faced here was far superior to any he'd have seen in the middle school.

At 167, sophomore sensation Pete Protopapas had a rough season. He kept his weight down and won a key match at St. Marks.

At 177, Co-captain Ted Schoenharl won all his regular season matches and finished second at the Graves. Ted was definately an inspirational member of the team and will be next to impossible to replace.

Most improved wrestler Geoff Stewart wrestled unlimited this year.

Through chipped teeth and other hardships did yon Stewie persevere to be one of the more revered members of the team.

Thanks are given manager Jon Burt and to parents, especially Mrs. Meade and Mr. Konevich, who took time from work to watch their sons perform. And thanks also to Mr. Linberg who put up with us all year.

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THIRD HOCKEY Record: 34-6-2 (Combined A and B squads)

FOURTH HOCKEY Record: 9-6-1

FIFTH HOCKEY Record: 9-3

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Record: 9-6 Opponents: Thayer Roxbury Latin GDA St. Paul's Middlesex St. Sebastian's St. George's Lawrence Milton Nobles Rivers Brooks St. Mark's Groton BB & N

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If one were to have watched the first game of the 1986 Baseball Season, one would have come away with the feeling that the team from Belmont Hill played well but not quite well enough. This game set the tone for the rest of the season as the team struggled all year long to score runs when they were most needed.

In the second game of the season at Roxbury Latin, Belmont managed only one hit and one unearned run in the process of making a good Latin pitcher look great.

The bats came alive somewhat in game #3 as Belmont scored 9 runs en route to their first fictory. Gov. Dummer was the victim in this first home game as things were finally looking up.

The first road victory came in Concord, N.H. as St. Paul's fell to the pitching of Scott Bacon and the hot bat of Shortstop George Humann.

The following Saturday, Middlesex fell victim to an offensive carnage as Belmont finally scored more than five runs in a game. Twenty had scored before it was over, every

starter reached base at least once with seniors George Humann, Mike Drucker, and Chris Connelly leading the Hit Parade.

Belmont managed 11 runs a week later at St. George's which was more than enough to overcome the weak offence of St. George's. Senior Scott Bacon pitched in his sixth consecutive game, while juniors Will Averill, David Browne and sophomore Jim Coady did the job at the plate.

A disappointing 3-2 loss to first placed St. Sebastian's ended the Hill's longest winning streak of the season. The lack of execution (which is needed so much in a close game) along with "untimely" hitting caused the 3-2 loss with the only bright spot being Bacon's 7th consecutive appearance on the mound.

The offense came back against Lawrence Academy in a game which will be remembered by the near-ejection from the game of half the Lawrence starting lineup, including the coach. After the dust had cleared, it was Belmont 11, Lawrence 6, Ejections 1.

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A victory over Milton Academy would have been big as they were tied for first with St. Sebastian's. This one went down to the wire thanks to some great defense from Tray Hardin and George Humann. Milton won it in the bottom of the tenth on a bases-loaded single, as Belmont now stood with a 5-4 record.

In the next game, Nobles fell thanks to a "clutch" walk in the bottom of the seventh with the bases loaded. Sophomore Trey Hardin had started the seventh inning rally with a base hit to left, and this time Belmont won a "Barn Burner".

Against Rivers, Senior Bob Leary played a mean third base preserving a 5-3 "squeaker". Sophomore Ted Madden took this opportunity to put on a base running clinic proving his theory that if you just keep running, they'll throw it away.

Brooks fell next thanks to Mike Drucker's towering triple to right-center and David Browne's drives to right field.

Also it should be added that Bob Leary became the first player in recent memory to lead off an inning with a base hit, steal two bases and wind up on first base.

The best description of the game at St. Mark's was that St. Mark's was determined to win. This game was a defensive showcase with great plays by Mike Drucker, Trey Hardin, and George Humann being overshadowed by a St. Mark's outfield which played "unconscious" robbing Belmont hitters on at least three different occasions. Senior Chris Connelly gave up the game winner on a home run in the bottom of the tenth. Final St. Mark's 6, Belmont 5.

Next was Jim Coady day, as next year's team captian stymied Groton on just two hits and no runs for 1968's only shutout.

Belmont 1, Groton 0.

The season ended the same way it began, with a disappointing loss to BBN, some costly errors and more "untimely" hitting cost Belmont an 8-5 decision, finishing the semi-successful 9-6 season.

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J.V. BASEBALL

First row: A. Weesner, E. Marti, J. Tulimieri, D. Southmayd, T. Cimeno, D. Casey. Second row: Mr. Tutun, P. Driscoll, J. Gay,C. Jones, P. Regan,G. AlMarayati, J. Chicoski, Mr. Greer. Missing: M. Woods, J. Bines.

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Record: 5 - 7 Opponents: Thayer Andover GDA St. Pauls Falmouth BBN Laurence Milton Rivers Brooks St Marks BBN

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VARSITY TENNIS

First row: S. Stossel, S. Krattenmaker, J. Krane, A. Kaneb. Second row: Mr. Myers, T. Burke, L. Palandjian, T. Long, A. Diamond, R. Genser. Missing: J. Davis.

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Record: 16-0 BHS 16 13 17 18 14 15 16 14 17 11 15 16 16 15 16 13

M.I.T. Thayer Roxbury Latin G.D.A. St. Paul's Middlesex St. Sebastian's St. George's Lawrence Milton Nobles Rivers Brooks St. Mark's Groton BB&N

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The 1986 Belmont Hill tennis team has succeeded in achieving the goal it set for itself at the onset of the season — winning the private school league while remaining undefeated.

However, in many ways, it was a disappointing season for the team. For a team which thrives on competition, it was not truly challenged by any of its opponents during the season. In its 17 matches, the team averaged a loss of only two sets per match. Furthermore, the team spent more time warming up for these matches than it did playing them.

Perhaps the key staple, aside from the intangibles, to the tennis team's success was the performance of its doubles. Even on the rare days when the team members were not playing in singles, they managed to turn in solid doubles performances. Doubles is what turned the Milton match from dead even into an easy victory.

In fact, a few weeks ago, Andrew Kaneb and Jon Krane teamed up to win the Interscholastic Division A Championships, without losing a single set.

Another key ingredient in the ten-

nis team's success was the constant pursuit of stroke perfection. Each day, Mr. Myers spent a majority of the practice time preaching the Basics of shot production to the team members. Mr. Myers stood for nothing short of perfection throughout the entire season. His simple philosophy was "do it until you get it right, and then do it a thousand times more." One day, after a long practice, Mr. Myers in utter frustration said,"My lord, it was almost as hard to teach Genser the running forehand passing shot as it was to teach Dick Stockton the backhand drop volley."

In retrospect, the 1986 season was very fulfilling for the tennis team.

The entire team truly gelled into a large, tight-knit family. It is sad that five of this year's lettermen are graduating. In the words of coach Myers,"I really wish I had these guys for a few more years."

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First row: F. Sullivan, E. Ramirez, M. D'Orsi, J. Sullivan. Second row: Mr. Hunt, J. Golden, S. Silk, D. Margulis, L. Chu. Missing: J. Rebello.

VARSITY CREW

First row: S. Whitehouse, D. Korb, E. LeVine, B. Dumbrill, P. Filtzer. Second row: C. Wiseman, T. Marple, D. Reno, J. Green, R. Maier, T. Buckley, M. Udris. Third row: P. Shepard, B. Bates, G. Bradlee, V. Barletta, C. Grady, C. Mecray, G. Hundley, P. Kerr, Mr. Wood. Missing: M. Palmer, J. Parkhill.

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The crew team this year enjoyed a very successful season by compiling an overall record of 19-0-1. Coach Tim Wood showed that last years performance was not just a fluke, keeping the team working hard and winning races. The season started off with the Ducey Cup against a strong BB & N squad. The first boat race had been much anticipated all year by both the coaches and the oarsmen, along with many college coaches looking for rowers to build their programs. The race turned out to be as exciting as all thought it would be, the first boat winning by two seconds and breaking the coarse record of 3:52 by 11/2 seconds. The only scar on a perfect season occured in the third boat race against BB & N in which the race was called a tie by the officials. The rowers expressed their anguish at the fact that they had not won and pledged to work extra hard through the rest of the year.

The crew's second race of the year was against Nobles on the Charles.

All boats rowed well and each came away with easy victories. Coach Wood's brother Ned, the coach of

Nobles, complimented the team on its victory and left, beaten by his brother for the second straight year.

Coach Wood,in an unorthodox decision, decided to take the hot first boat down to the Founder's Day Regatta. The boat finished a disappointing second to Groton but came away feeling they had not rowed their best race. The team next traveled up to Brooks to take on a weak Brooks program. All four came away with victories, the speedy second boat getting the best time of the day.

The regular season was wrapped up at St. Mark's with a four boat sweep again, the first boat pulling out a crowd pleaser, coming from behind to win by 1/2 of a second. Next stop was Lake Quinsigamond.

The team went in with the second, third, and fourth boats all seeded first and the first boat seeded second for the New Englands. Though the first boat had a disappointing race and finished third to Groton and St. Mark's(Groton set a coarse record), the second, third and fourth boats all won their finals impressively. Due to the speed, strength, and depth shown

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by the crews in the early season, the decision was made in early May that the crew will compete at the Henley Royal Regatta in England this July in the Princess Elizabeth Cup for schoolboy eights. The first and second boats combined in an eight are excited and ready to take on the challenge.

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J.V. CREW

First row: S. Whitehouse. Second row: P. Leis, K. Benedict, J. Tuck, D. Schleifer. Third row: Miss. Henneker, T. Hung, P. Brown, J. Dinklage, T. Donahue, Mr. Driscoll. Missing: B. Carey.

Record: 3-2 BHS Loss Win Win Loss Win

Opponents Exter Brooks Andover Groton BB & N/Nobles

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First row: M. Williams, M. Siegel, L. Stead, J. Cannistraro, W. Egan, L. Lien, R. Kassissieh, P. Landau Second row: Coach Bickford, A. Salvato M. Sur, S. McLaughlin, R. Chicoski, A. Thornbrough, E. Sullivan, Mr. Fisher Third row: J. Lobosco, P. Cote, L. Sylverin, S. Annino, K. Heiss, G. Abate, S. Chung Fourth row: Coach Kirby, A. Boxer, J. Konevich, P. Trevisani, G. Supple, J. Skinner, W. Cotter, A. Curtin, B. Sage Missing: W. Bettman, M. Dimare, P. Cannistraro

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Record: 7-3 BHS: Opponents: Arlington 95 Catholic Thayer 70 St. George's 97 Milton 58 St. Paul's 70 Portsmouth Abbey 85 Tabor 95 5th Interscholastics 3rd ISL Championship Tabor 93 GDA 105

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The 1986 Track Team, under the leadership of coaches Kirby, Fisher, and Bickford, and tri-captains Joe Cannistraro, Lester Lien, and Bill Egan, showed continued sucess and strength in its program. Its final record; a respectable 6 wins and 3 losses.

Having lost many of its sprinters, Danahy, Okurowski, and Popeo, only to name a few, this year's team was forced to seek new talent. New relay combinations were drawn and speed trials were held early in the season. Though the annual Exeter Relays had been cancelled, Coach Kirby managed fix a scrimmage with Arlington Catholic. The Hillies rode easily on toward victory, showing great strength in the field as well as the running events. Yet, the tides would soon turn, a storm brewing to strike Belmont Hill hard. Amidst the harsh, cold, raw rain, Belmont Hill kept pace with its scrappy opponent, Thayer, the winning performances recorded by Skinner in the long and triple jumps, Egan in the javelin, Cannistraro in the 800m. and 1500m. As expected, the short dis-

tance events brought the most trouble. By the day's end, on account of the miserable weather and two major rule disputes, Belmont was sent home with its first loss, though the margin remained small.

The Hill rebounded against a fairly weak St. George's team, showing continued depth in the long distance and weight events, and new talent in the short distance and the pole vault.

Newcomers Ted Sullivan and Marco Dimari proved to be valuable members in those events, reaping seconds and even firsts for Belmont. As usual, the perenial powerhouse Milton handed its opponent another loss.

Despite the loss, the track team gained more and more experience, learning from its mistakes and improving on its strengths. St. Pauls provided the Hill with a well matched challenge. Yet, despite the wins from Egan in the javelin, Cannistraro in the 1500, Thornbrough in the 800, Supple in the hurdles, and gutsy efforts by Skinner in the long and triple jump, Dimare in the pole vault, and Sullivan in the 100 and 200, Belmont lost.

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By mid-season, the clouds had cleared, and the Belmont Hill track team set its course on victory. The following three victories against Portsmouth Abbey and Tabor Academy twice were most satisfying and well deserved, boosting the team's record to 5-3. With five victories and two extremely close losses, Blemont Hill sent 16 of its best athletes to the New England Championship meet with high hopes.

Among the twenty-two teams, seveal with post-grads, Belmont Hill placed a respectable sixth, managing to score more points than any Belmont Hill track team in past years. Greg Supple led the team in points by placing fifth in the 200, fourth in the 110 high-hurdles, and third in the intermediate hurdles. Joe Cannistraro, placing a school record breaking third in the 3000 and fifth in the 1500, and Bill Egan, placing sixth in the javelin and third in the discus, followed close behind. Other highlights included Ted Sullivan's sixth place finish in the 100, Marco Dimare's fifth in the pole vault, Bob Chicoski's sixth in the high jump, Todd Copeland's sixth's in the discus, and Rich Kassissieh's fifth in the 3000.

Having planned their practices thoughtfully and carefully, Coach Kirby led his team into the Independent School League Championships strong, refreshed, and eager. Placing in even more events, Belmont Hill finished a wonderful third place, finishing only behind Milton and St. Pauls.

To finish off a spectacular season, Belmont Hill romped Gover Dummer Academy.

A remarkable year!! Special thanks to coaches Kirby, Fisher, and Bickford, and all the parents who supported the team.

Good luck next year.

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VARSITY LACROSSE

First row: R. Poverman, Alex Otte, S. Meade, P. Hauf, A. Boland, C.J. Young, T. Sullivan, P. Popeo, D. O'Connell, N. Bokavich, J. Dabringer. Second row:J. Fiore, T. Hansen, J. Wykoff, M. Bowens, M. Liles, G. Willis, J. Kelly, P. Hirschmann, D. Pergola, S. Barringer, J. Mahoney, T. Kelly, J. Beaver, Mr. Tredennick. Missing: A. Hauck.

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Record: 13-2 BHS: Rivers 8 14 Lawrence 6 St. George's 6 Nobles Groton 10 Roxbury Latin 3 Milton 8 7 St. Paul's St. Paul's 3 Pingrec 12 11 Brooks 10 PCD 16 GDA Middlesex 9 BB & N 6

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The 1986 LAX team learned to overcome its second half problems and finished with the best record in the school's history. It beat most of the traditional powerhouses.

The season began very well. There was a strong sense of enthusiasm going into double sessions. Mr. Treddenick was sick for this week so the seniors led the practices. On that Saturday, the team headed down to Tabor to play in a tournament. In the first game, they faced Tabor and lost. In the next game, thay played St. Sebastian's to a tie. In the final game, they beat P.C.D. who had destroyed them the year before. The coach was excited about the quality of the team. Having played without some of its better players and not having had any real practice in a week, they fared well. Coach Tred had confidence in the team and a desire to win flowed through the team.

Coach Treddenick decided to employ a zone defense, believing that the team had the personnel to do extremely well with it. It proved it-

self in the first two games as the team handled Rivers and Lawrence quite nicely. The real test was yet to come however. Beating Nobles and St. George's, they finished the week with a respectable record of 5-1.

The next game was a disappointing loss to a high powered Roxbury Latin team. The team took the loss in stride and prepared for Milton.

They won easily though the score showed a close game. Next was St. Paul's, a traditional powerhouse.

The defense held St. Paul's to three goals as the offense scored seven.

Having faced St. Sebastian's in the pre-season tournament, they were confident about the next game against them as they now had key players who were missing in the first game. Yet, the team was overconfident resulting in a loss. They had to prepare for the rest of the season and learn from their most recent loss.

They bounced back and beat Pingree handily. Their next opponent was Brooks. After a tough first half, they came out in the second half inspired by a memorable speech by Coach Hussey.

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P.C.D. arrived with a small but determined squad. But Belmont was ready for them and won 10-6. On Saturday, the team traveled to Governor Dummer to play in a sweltering hot day. In the first half, the team repeated its performance in the previous game, but played on a higher level in the second half to win.

The Belmont squad was tested by Middlesex in an overtime game in which they showed their ability to perform under pressure. In their last game, despite a below-par performance, they defeated BBN. The team ended with a 13-2 record as three players made the all-league team, Tom Sullivan, Paul Hauf, and C.J. Young.

Next year's team ought to start where this team left off.

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First row: V. Nicolazzo, A. Derkazarian, J. Jacobs, C. Cataldo, J. Samatos. Second row: S. Madden, J. Driscoll, R. Madden, P. Drepanos, M. Byrnes, Mr. Walworth. Missing: B. Coakley.

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Record: 8-6-2 BHS: 4 6 31/2 5 2 4 3 6 3 3 2 3 41/2 5 5 2nd 7

Opponents: Milton Rivers Noble's St. Sebastian's Thayer Rivers Thayer Milton Lawrence St. Sebastian's Noble's GDA Lawrence BB & N BB & N ISL Championship Middlesex

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Under the leadership of Coach Walworth and captain Jeff Jacobs, the 1986 golf team produced a solid season. Although winning only fifty percent of their team matches, the squad at times showed flashes of brilliance. Great performances were turned in by virtually every member of the team, which consisted of seniors Jeff Jacobs, Jim Stamatos, Alan Derkazarian, Chris Cataldo, Nick Nicolazzo, juniors Rob Madden, Barrett Coakley and Mike Burns, and freshmen Scott Madden and John Driscoll but it seldom seemed the case that great performances by more than one or two players could happen on any given day.

The team opened the season with strong wins over Milton and Rivers.

We were off to a great start! As the spring progressed, however, The squad from the Hill seemed to fall into a slump, only managing to garner tie matches even when we were up against markedly weaker opponents such as Nobles and Lawrence Academy. It wasn't until late in the season that the team would regain its

confidence and energy and go out to beat St. Sebastian's and Middlesex with decisive scores.

The highlight of the 1986 season came late indeed, and it showed us just what kind of team we really had.

The Belmont Hill team came in second at the Interscholastic League Championships by a single stroke!In the individual standings, captain Jeff Jacobs fired a league record 73 to capture the Individual Medalist Award and Rob Madden took the second place honors with a very strong 76. In addition to this duo of award winners, solid rounds were put in by ISL qualifiers Scott Madden, Mike Burns, and Jim Stamatos.

Although the team as a whole had some difficulties reaching its goals for the 1986 season, a good foundation has been layed for an even better squad in the near future. The returning lettermen along with co-captains Barrett Coakley and Rob Madden look forward to 1987 with high hopes for strong team and individual performances.

In addition to having an excellent group of team members, the 1986

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golf team was led by a fine coach. As this is was Coach Walworth's final year, the team would like to thank him for his hard work and leadership, both with this team and throughout his years at Belmont Hill.

We wish him the best of luck and are confident that he will have continued success in the next phase of his life. Keep hitting them, Coach!

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VARSITY SAILING

First row: D. Rosenblatt, J. Cohen, S. Lilley, J. Kosow. Second row: K. Poss, E. Hamann, A. Gleason.

Third row: A. Hasiotis, J. Stone, T. Sitzmann, M. Mills. Missing: C. Bergstrom, J. Burt, S. Tanai.

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Record: 11-5 BHS: 1 1 3 1 1 2 2 2 3 2 2 1 8th 3 2 1st 3 3

Moses Brown Tabor Boston Latin Brookline Portsmouth Abbey BB & N Winchester B.C. High Don Bosco Boston Latin Waltham Tabor O'Day B.C. High Brookline Mass State Cambridge R 8c Hingham

Opponents: 2 2 0 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 2

The sailing team this year enjoyed more than its share of success. Due to expert coaching and strong teamwork the team was able to compile an 11-1 record on the river. At the Mass. Bay State Championship, at the end of the season, the team was able to place first overall (Team Cocaptain Tom Sitzmann won his division and Co-captain Jon Burt placed third in his).

The team looks forward to a very strong season next year because this team had no seniors. Tom and Jon, the captains, were both juniors and a host of freshmen and sophomores completed the roster. Unfortunately, the team will be losing the services of

its three-year coach, Mr. Zamore.

This is a big loss to the team and will be sorely missed. Mr. Wilson, assistant coach for as many years, will be stepping up to fill those large shoes.

Competition will be tough on the river next year and the team will set its sights not only on the Charles, but also to ward those NESSA schools based on the water. Tabor, St. George's, Moses Brown and Portsmouth Abbey have dominated in years past and this team hopes to challenge that dynasty.

Many thanks to Mr. Zamore for years of good sailing and good luck to Mr. Wilson.

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THIRD CREW Record: 3-2

THIRD LACROSSE Record: 14-0

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THIRD BASEBALL Record: 7-7

FOURTH BASEBALL Record: 4-5

FIFTH BASEBALL Record: 7-3-1

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